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Right Kind Of Wrong
This episode reveals how to differentiate between unproductive errors and 'intelligent failures' that are essential for true learning and innovation.
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“This episode reveals how to differentiate between unproductive errors and 'intelligent failures' that are essential for true learning and innovation.”
— Amy C. Edmondson, Right Kind Of Wrong
Learning from failure, psychological safety, innovation
If you often find yourself or your team avoiding risks for fear of failure, or struggling to learn effectively from mistakes, this can help you redefine what it means to be wrong.
Amy Edmondson, a Harvard Business School professor, brings decades of research into organizational learning and psychological safety, revealing how the most effective teams and leaders transform mistakes into strategic advantages.