Buy-in
Getting people to pretend they support your terrible idea so they can't blame you when it fails, which it inevitably will.
Examples
Examples:
- "We need buy-in from all stakeholders before proceeding."
- "Getting buy-in is the hardest part of any project."
- "We have buy-in, but no one actually believes in this idea."
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