You can trust that someone will make the decision and still think that they are doing it wrong. Voicing said disagreement doesn't mean that you deflect responsi

You can trust that someone will make the decision and still think that they are doing it wrong. Voicing said disagreement doesn't mean that you deflect responsibility, it just means that you think that they could use the feedback. Like this: A: Hey B, could you look into problem P since you are the expert on this? B: Sure, I think that we should do X. A: Are you sure, I would go with Y. B: I have considered Y and I think it is worse. A: Then go ahead, you know this better than me. Alternatively: A: Hey B, could you look into problem P since you are the expert on this? B: Sure, I think that we should do X. A: Are you sure, I would go with Y. B: I hadn't considered Y, thanks for bringing it up! A: No problem, glad I could help.