Juan Monsalve

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It is when a culture has an unhealthy attitude toward mistakes that blame is common, cover-ups are normal, and people fear to take sensible risks. When this attitude flips, blame is less likely to be preemptive, openness is fostered, and cover-ups are seen for what they are: blatant self-sabotage.
Black Box Thinking: Why Some People Never Learn from Their Mistakes - But Some Do
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