Overestimating your leadership: the Dunning-Kruger effect
The leaders most confident that their people would raise a concern are frequently the reason their people would not.
The leaders most confident that their people would raise a concern are frequently the reason their people would not.
Ask a leadership team whether their crews would stop the job and the answer is close to unanimous. Ask the crews and it is not. The gap is not dishonesty in either direction. It is that leaders are assessing their intent and crews are assessing their track record.