Recapping Statements to Confirm Mutual Understanding in Team Conversations
Among Google's psychological-safety actions, managers are advised to recap what has been said to confirm mutual understanding and alignment, then acknowledge areas of agreement and disagreement and be open to questions within the group.
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Recapping Statements to Confirm Mutual Understanding in Team Conversations