Intro

This article examines how emotional fragility, conflict avoidance, and excessive psychological smoothing shaped organisations in the early 21st century. From the perspective of 2049, it explains why many companies weakened their own resilience by avoiding productive tension, softening communication, and confusing emotional comfort with organisational stability. Key concepts include psychological safety, leadership culture, conflict capability, emotional resilience, organisational behaviour, strategic clarity, and system stability.

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