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I'm not really seeing a buy-in clause. It's called 'disagree and commit', wherein you can disagree with the direction the leader has decided to go in, but stil

I'm not really seeing a buy-in clause. It's called 'disagree and commit', wherein you can disagree with the direction the leader has decided to go in, but still commit to following direction. This is opposed to 'disagree and dig your heels in' which is the default expectation. Or 'disagree and implement poorly'.

anigbrowl 10y ago
Where Bezos asks 'will you take a gamble with me on this?' If you're not seeing it that's because it's already fallen below your language-processing radar and you're not actually evaluating the words coming out of his mouth, but rather the subtext you feel is being communicated. This isn't an accident.