Employees stay silent in meetings because they have learned that disagreement is pointless. Managers mistake this for agreement

Silence in a meeting does not necessarily mean that the team understands the assignment and agrees with the proposed approach. Employees may have learned that management ignores their comments or treats them as a complication. The manager then leaves with a false sense of consensus. Rebuilding open communication requires changing both how discussions are led and how leaders respond to uncomfortable information.

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