This is a weak article on an important subject. In the aviation community, there's much talk about "crew resource management".[1] This is about how to avoid disasters produced by overly authoritarian captains. There are at least four well known crashes like that.

There's an old tradition in the US Army that, when officers are discussing a course of action, the most junior officer speaks first. This is to avoid echoing the senior officer despite a big problem with the plan.[2] The Army routinely does an After Action Review after doing something, to go over what went right, what went wrong, and what needs to change. If you don't do that, you make the same mistake twice.

[1] https://flightsafety.org/asw-article/what-happened-to-crew-r...

[2] https://verasage.com/blog/after_action_review_the_army_way/