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so "committing to and supporting that decision" isn't buy-in? Come on. That's spending your capital as an employee on the decision, buying into it and working o
by feteru 6y ago
so "committing to and supporting that decision" isn't buy-in? Come on. That's spending your capital as an employee on the decision, buying into it and working on it. You're not harboring resentments
- WaitWaitWha 6y agoI can definitely commit to something that I disagree with. Ask any military person that is responsible for both making and accepting decisions. This may be a nuanced language here, but buy-in for me is the Cambridge definition "the fact of agreeing with and accepting something that someone suggests". For commit and support, I do not have to agree.