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Quiet in the Meeting, Opposing After It… A Team Member's Dilemma
Team Leader Park mistook silence for agreement. If you were Team Leader Park, what would you check first to decide whether to maintain the schedule you already communicated?
Team Leader Park mistook silence for agreement. If you were Team Leader Park, what would you check first to decide whether to maintain the schedule you already communicated?
After explaining the launch schedule for a new service, Team Leader Park asked, "Is everyone okay with this?" No one objected. Assuming the schedule had been agreed upon, Team Leader Park finished the meeting and communicated it to the relevant departments.…
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