Category: Failure

Continuous Improvement, Failure, Learning, Risk Management, THINKING

We need more learning from Bad Practice
Behaviour, Collaboration, Cooperatives, Failure, THINKING

Plans are useless, planning is essential.
Failure, Learning, Learning from Failure, THINKING

A pencil is an instrument of optimism.
Behaviour, Complexity, decision making, Failure, knowledge management

Tolerated failure implants learning better than success.
Behaviour, Collaboration, Failure, Uncategorized

The race for Second Place (and last but one, 7th)
Complexity, Failure, Learning, Learning from Failure

Is anyone deploying ‘Innovation and Learning’ people alongside COVID-19 Response Teams?
Behaviour Change, Complexity, decision making, Failure, Risk Management

Trojan Mice in 900 Seconds
Behaviour, Behaviour Change, Failure, Learning from Failure, Public Services

Regulation, Inspection and Audit. It really, really shouldn’t hurt… and ‘behaviour begets behaviour’.
Complexity, Failure, Learning, Learning from Failure

Project Learning Reviews are like a Cheese Fondue…
Behaviour, decision making, Failure, Uncategorized

The Retirement Speech Test. “I wish I’d said that years ago”
Behaviour, Behaviour Change, Failure, Learning from Failure, Uncategorized

Failure is Not an Option, and Neither is Blame, Most of the Time.
#TiL253, Failure, Learning, Learning from Failure, Uncategorized

Its good to have a hobby. Currently mine is #TiL253
Behaviour, Behaviour Change, Complexity, Failure, Learning from Failure, Public Services

Dreaming of systems so perfect that no one will need to be good and deviant librarians
#TiL253, Behaviour, Complexity, Failure, Innovation, Public Services, Risk Management

Minimum Viable Transformation: Change should be Small and Imperfect
Behaviour, Continuous Improvement, Failure, Public Services

3 Mystery Shopper Tasks for; Executives, Non Executives, Directors and Chiefs
Continuous Improvement, Failure, Learning, Learning from Failure

Good Practice Case Studies, No #Failure? You’re Doing It Wrong.
Behaviour, Failure, Risk Management

Corporate Amnesia: Deliberately Forgetting Failure Can Be Hard Work