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The Abilene Paradox. Why smart teams agree to decisions that ruin projects and how to stop it

The Abilene Paradox. Why smart teams agree to decisions that ruin projects and how to stop it

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Have you ever agreed to a solution knowing deep down that it was a bad idea? Have you watched your team unanimously adopt a strategy, only to have everyone admit later over coffee that they never supported it?

In this episode, I'm going to show you one of the most destructive yet underrated organizational mechanisms: the Abilene Paradox. It's a phenomenon that causes intelligent teams to make decisions that contradict their members' knowledge and intuition, leading to spectacular failures of multimillion-dollar projects.


Key takeaways:

  1. The anatomy of false consensus - how 85% of employees fail to voice important concerns to their managers
  2. The difference between destructive and constructive conflict - why avoiding conflict kills innovation
  3. Psychological safety in IT teams - how to create a culture where truth is more important than apparent harmony
  4. The Organizational Transformation Model - a five-step system for building authentic communication


I share real-life examples from my twenty years of experience working with teams, research, and strategies that transform organizational silence into constructive debate.

Thought-provoking statistics: 98% of managers do not use effective decision-making practices, and teams that are encouraged to debate produce significantly more creative solutions than those that avoid conflict.

Who it is for: Team leaders, project managers, IT specialists, anyone who wants to understand why smart organizations sometimes make stupid decisions - and how to change that.

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