On: The Skylab 4 Mutiny, 1973 (2012)

[drharby]

Commander tends to retain... command authority. The crew doesnt agree, they execute orders.

Hence the phrase 'burden of command'

[vladd → drharby]

In some situations, disagreement early in the decision making process could be beneficial to all participants. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disagree_and_commit for context (a principle used at Intel and Amazon).

[drharby → vladd]

Yes - which is why there is a concept of good and bad leadership.

Commanders shouls consider all forms of feedback on a decision