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She pressed play again. But this time, she didn’t multitask. She listened while staring at her team’s Slack channel—a ghost town of polite emojis and zero debate.

The next morning, she called a one-hour meeting. No agenda. No slides. She put her phone on the table and said, “I listened to something yesterday. It made me realize I’ve been leading us wrong.” the five dysfunctions of a team audiobook repost

Maya paused. Trust. Her team shared metrics, not vulnerabilities. When the UX designer made a mistake, she blamed the data. When the backend lead was stuck, he just stayed silent. No one ever said, “I don’t know” or “I need help.” They performed competence, which meant they hid their struggles. That wasn’t trust. That was a ceasefire. She pressed play again

“Dysfunction #4: Avoidance of Accountability.” The next morning, she called a one-hour meeting