InCommand · Team Debrief Executive Team · Executive Team
Scenario Live Simulation Participants 7 Duration 46 min Lens: LDOL v1

The systemic read

The team reached a decision on partial information — three things it collectively knew never reached the room.

Under a "keep it small" instruction, the team ran as a hub-and-spoke through the CEO. Peers rarely spoke to peers, and the two people holding the most decision-critical information were the least connected.

3/5
Critical facts that reached the decision
5
Peer-to-peer messages (of 42 total)
1
Decision-maker (all routed via CEO)
4/7
Engaged before the deadline
The team as a systemLines = who spoke to whom · click a person to isolate their connections
Communication map

Who connected — and who was left out

Amber marks the conversations that should have happened and didn't.

Active exchange Raised, then overridden Critical conversation that never happened

What the team collectively knew — but didn't surface

Held by one person, never reached the decision

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Legal disclosure exposure. Held by the General Counsel. Never raised; never asked for.
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Advance back-channel intel. Held by The Strategy Lead. Sat on it; disclosed nothing.
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Indigenous consultation gap. Raised by The HR Lead — and talked over in the group thread.

Team behavioral read

LDOL v1 · the team as a unit

The DecisionCentralized

Made, but by one person at the wire — the team supplied inputs, not a decision.

The RhythmSiloed

Information surfaced late and through the hub; peers didn't coordinate.

The StandardNot held

No one challenged the silos or drew out what colleagues were holding back.

The LearningBaseline

First run — the pattern to watch on the next.

The team 2Q

What the team created

A decision, on deadline, with clear inputs from those who spoke up.

What the team allowed

Three known risks to go unspoken, and two senior voices to stay on the sidelines.

The team — seven readsClick a person to isolate them on the map · open any game-film to drill in
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