It's OK to Fail, but You Have to Do It Right

[@DarrellFranklin]

I, too, promote the act of learning through intelligent failures. It’s a significant transition for many companies that takes establishing trust and enabling psychological safety. In my opinion, as more companies move towards performance management, it will require a new way of benchmarking employees, that is focused on both present and future value exchange for customers.

[@glauberbannwart7165]

It is hard to find those employees depending upon several factors even more. People pretend to be what you want to earn some money. And some, if they happen to have an opportunist lawyer, they will go to courts to extract more money of the entrepreneurs out there. Due to that, I have serious plans to move to a more prosperous country.

[@Soulenergy31]

5:22 Failure is not rewarded in the workplace like in Space x..... 12:12 I don't have a systematic dataset........from which to opine 27:23 Mistake vs failure 29:00 have a data-driven conversation

[@SpencerRoyalcom]

Some failures people do not recover from. Avoid the fatal mistakes.

[@breaktherules6035]

Amazing, very intelligent insights! THANK YOU so much for sharing!

[@pradeepbhatnagar4848]

Very sincere conversation.Incredible vdo lecture as a management professional in my opinion in brief.Outstanding tips.Rtly said it is better to fail rather than involved in malpractices.Even such people pass their skill power is doesn't makes any sense.Such employees will give Demotivated feedback nd strategies which will harm any field nd instead of achieving OD goals they will mislead the work force of any company in HR.nd organization hv.to face dangerous consequences including loss of Finance nd Time management.I think mistakes can b rectified.Honesty always pays good output in terms of productivity in terms of management concepts nd OB.Vry.inspiring conversation.Thanx.Appreciated the valueable views.👍

[@Stella-se1lg]

I am really grateful for both of you🎉🎉Thank you for sharing with us ❤

[@carlosbastida903]

Great job!!!

[@kirankumarpansuriya5751]

Thank you professor for the knowledge sharing 🙏

[@Beatkaus]

Thabk you Prof. nd Adi.

[@deliberatedmind]

The pandemic exasperated the shift in human socialization that was already becoming emotionally and psychologically disconnected through addiction to engaging with our cellphone preferred over the power of in person socialization and conversation. The pandemic put humankind in physical isolation. Humankind had already begun emotional and psychological isolation via our obsession with cellphones. I've watched families at a restaurant table all on their cellphones. I've been with friends in person, sitting, waiting to talk to them while they surf Tik Tok videos on their cellphone. A Ted Talk I watched, the speaker described that her entire family were all at home texting each other from the room they were in.

[@bayou__]

My failure was my advantage for better experiences. btw thanks Prof Amy

[@arifulislamleeton]

Hi I'm Ariful Islam leeton im software engineer and members of the international organization and investors and students Harvad business School

[@fientists]

How/When should these "intelligent experiments" be rewarded?

[@avengemybreath3084]

I’m looking forward to seeing Harvard fail. Doesn’t matter to me which type.