Right Kind of Wrong: The Science of Failing Well

DESCRIPTION:

Right Kind of Wrong is a groundbreaking book by Amy Edmondson that challenges our conventional understanding of failure and presents a new perspective on how to embrace and learn from it. Drawing on extensive research and real-life examples, Edmondson introduces a framework for understanding different types of failure and provides practical tools and strategies to navigate them effectively.

In this book, Edmondson outlines the three archetypes of failure: basic, complex, and intelligent. By identifying these distinct categories, she enables readers to discern between unproductive failure and valuable learning experiences. Through compelling stories and case studies, she demonstrates how individuals and organizations can cultivate a culture that encourages smart risk-taking and facilitates personal growth.

Right Kind of Wrong offers a fresh approach to failure, emphasizing the importance of curiosity, vulnerability, and continuous improvement. By replacing shame and blame with a mindset of exploration and discovery, readers will gain the confidence to embrace failure as a stepping stone to success. With its engaging narrative and practical insights, this book will transform the way you perceive failure and empower you to harness its potential for growth and innovation.

PRODUCT DETAILS:

DIMENSIONS : 6 x 1.2 x 9 inches
WEIGHT : 476g