Disagree and commit
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In this lesson
use "disagree and commit" without losing trust.
Planned topics
- It works when the decision is heard, owned by a named person, and reversible or reviewable.
- Dissent is recorded, not erased.
- Commit means act on the decision, not quietly resist.
- Set a review date for the assumptions that were disputed.
Draft outline details
Demonstration
a decision record line: "Dissent: team B preferred stack X because of cost; review at six months using agreed metrics."
Check your understanding
What must happen to dissent?
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Be recorded and, where useful, reviewed later.
Practice
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