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If You Really Care, You’ll Speak Up Leaders often confuse comfort with kindness. They avoid feedback under the banner of being “nice” or “supportive,” when in reality, they’re letting fear drive inaction. Let’s be clear: Ignoring poor behavior doesn’t protect feelings. Withholding feedback doesn’t help people grow. Silence isn’t kind—it’s passive. If you care about someone and their career, you owe it to them to offer the kind of feedback that helps, and here is a frame

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