A small choice made with consideration can spare someone a problem they would have been too polite to mention.

Plenty of small burdens never get reported. People absorb the awkward chair, the meeting time that ruins their commute, the dish they cannot eat, because mentioning it feels heavier than enduring it. That silence is easy to read as everything being fine. So a little forethought does more good than the feedback you get will ever suggest, because the problems you prevent are exactly the ones nobody would have raised.

Before a minor decision this week, ask who lives with the result of it. Then ask what they would probably not tell you, and choose accordingly.