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Wrap up #SSWGTC20 on a high note...an overview of my research on failure!
Is the definition as important as learning from it to move forward more wisely? There is a spectrum of reasons for failure, helping us put blame in context. #SSWGTC20 @SCB_SSWG https://bit.ly/2Art93g 1/6
Is the definition as important as learning from it to move forward more wisely? There is a spectrum of reasons for failure, helping us put blame in context. #SSWGTC20 @SCB_SSWG https://bit.ly/2Art93g 1/6
We don’t have a systematic way to share failures. There are very few examples in the literature.
Those we do have reveal some causes of failure in conservation. Spoiler alert: “people” causes are the most common https://bit.ly/2zl43CH https://bit.ly/3fbbdZx
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Those we do have reveal some causes of failure in conservation. Spoiler alert: “people” causes are the most common https://bit.ly/2zl43CH https://bit.ly/3fbbdZx
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#psychological safety is critical in #learningfromfailure. My current research using Theory of Planned Behavior study found that psych safety strengthens the relationship between self-efficacy and intentions to engage in learning from failure behaviors.
Norms are crucial.
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Norms are crucial.
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Even smart conservationists like us :) have cognitive biases that impede failure discussions, and #leadership plays a critical role in helping teams learn from failure.
Some de-biasing strategies: try pre-mortems and use devil’s advocates #cognitivebiascodex by @jm3
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Some de-biasing strategies: try pre-mortems and use devil’s advocates #cognitivebiascodex by @jm3
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I’m currently working through a thematic analysis of 50+ focus groups and interviews with conservationists to find out what they think about #learningfromfailure.
Some key ideas are emerging. What are your thoughts?
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Some key ideas are emerging. What are your thoughts?
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We need systems and mindsets at individual and groups levels to be more effective at learning from failure https://bit.ly/3heMaqr .
Failure is inevitable, learning from failure is not.. https://bit.ly/2UzcBgC Intelligent failure https://bit.ly/2XSg8J2
Thanks for dropping by!
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Failure is inevitable, learning from failure is not.. https://bit.ly/2UzcBgC Intelligent failure https://bit.ly/2XSg8J2
Thanks for dropping by!
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Thanks to @JossLyonsWhite
@MorenaMills
@AndrewTKnight for research collaboration and @FailForward
@AmyCEdmondson
@RayDalio for inspiring work on learning from failure
@MorenaMills
@AndrewTKnight for research collaboration and @FailForward
@AmyCEdmondson
@RayDalio for inspiring work on learning from failure
