Teams will make decisions by consensus when they argue, engage in reasonable conflict, respect one another, and yet make a decision that does not require unanimity but can be supported by all team members.

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Consensus decision-making involves discussions and debates where all team members have a say, and while unanimity is not required, the final decision is one that all members can support, even if it was not their first choice. This process respects individual viewpoints while working towards a collective agreement.

Teams Will Make Decisions by Consensus When They Argue, Engage