Right kind of wrong: Why learning to fail can teach us to thrive

By:

Edmondson, Amy

Publication details: London, Cornerstone Press / Penguin Random House: 2023.Description: 350p., note., ind., 23 cm X 15 cmISBN:

9781847943774

Subject(s):

-- failure -- psychology -- industrial -- organizational learning -- psychological aspects -- workplace culture

DDC classification:

158.1

List(s) this item appears in: New Arrivals 23 January 2024

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Content:

PART ONE:
The Failure Landscape
chapter 1: chasing the Right Kind of wrong
chapter 2: Eureka!
CHAPTER 3: To Err Is Human
Chapter 4: The Perfect Storm
PART TWO:
Practicing the Science of Foiling Well
CHAPTER 5: We Have Met the Enemy
CHAPTER 6: Contexts and Consequences
chapter 7: Appreciating Systems
chapter 8: Thriving as a Fallible Human Being

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