A friendly culture open to question asking in public is fine if everyone is kind about it. Having worked someplace where that wasn't the case, and where one mi

A friendly culture open to question asking in public is fine if everyone is kind about it. Having worked someplace where that wasn't the case, and where one might be told, "wow, you really should read the policy about x" in public on Slack (despite the fact one had read it and didn't feel pushing back in public was appropriate), one learns to stop asking questions in public because a) management does nothing after the fact, b) doesn't seem to know or care better, c) is the offending party, or d) all of the above. Just sayin' - it happens, but if you have a healthy culture, that surely can be awesome.