How to Avert a Disastrous Group Decision
If you can see a plan going downhill or in a direction you know can cause problems later, how can you prevent it? Having a clear vision of what could go wrong might not be enough when you are the only person in a group that recognizes it. If your team makes a group decision that could go awry, you need to plan for that faulty groupthink in advance.
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