RIGHT KIND OF WRONG The Science of Failing Well

A Harvard Business School professor offers a master class on what we can learn from the mistakes made by individuals and groups in various circumstances. Edmondson uses stories, anecdotes, and research to offer a beautifully integrated look at the range of simple and complex errors people can make, and the human and systemic variables that can impact them. The examples she cites range from dramatic business or aviation failures to less consequential personal mistakes. Kathe Mazur's performance doesn't have the assertive edge that listeners might expect from a business or behavioral economics audiobook, but her narration is assured and works well with the author's writing style. Her softer interpretations will help the casual audio listener stay connected to these fascinating insights. T.W. © AudioFile 2024, Portland, Maine [Published: JANUARY 2024]