5.7 Pay more attention to whether the decision-making system is fair than whether you get your way.
An organization is a community with a set of shared values and goals. Its morale and smooth functioning should always take precedence over your need to be right—and besides, you could be wrong. When the decision-making system is consistently well-managed and based on objective criteria, the idea meritocracy is more important than the happiness of any one of its members—even if that member is you.
* Source: Principles by Ray Dalio