A. Calm down. Realize that there’s no better way to kill a career than to point fingers at higher-ups and lambaste them for dumb moves. When you lack authority, it’s easy to second-guess. That’s not to say you should blindly play the follower. If you have clear evidence to substantiate your views, present it to your boss as an analysis of options—not as an indictment of the leadership.
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