Give Bad News Loudly and Often, Good News Quietly and Once

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Communication should be asymmetric based on whether the news helps or blocks action. Problems need amplification because they require a coordinated response, while good news doesn't need reinforcement. Reversing this—burying bad news and broadcasting wins—is one of the most common ways teams lose.

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