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Communication & influence · Disagreeing well

Your superintendent is pushing the crew to keep pouring concrete late in the day to hold the schedule, but you believe the setup is unsafe. He outranks you on site and hates being second-guessed in front of the crew. How do you stop it?

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Your superintendent is pushing the crew to keep pouring concrete late in the day to hold the schedule, but you believe the setup is unsafe. He outranks you on site and hates being second-guessed in front of the crew. How do you stop it?

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