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Black Box Thinking
- The Surprising Truth About Success
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- Durée : 12 h et 27 min
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Columnist for The Times and best-selling author of Bounce: The myth of talent and the power of practice Matthew Syed argues that the key to success is a positive attitude to failure.
What links the Mercedes Formula One team with Google? What links Dave Braisford's Team Sky and the aviation industry? What is the connection between the inventor James Dyson and the footballer David Beckham? They are all Black Box Thinkers.
Whether developing a new product, honing a core skill or just trying to get a critical decision right, Black Box Thinkers aren't afraid to face up to mistakes. In fact they see failure as the very best way to learn. Rather than denying their mistakes, blaming others or attempting to spin their way out of trouble, these institutions and individuals interrogate errors as part of their future strategy for success.
How many of us, hand on heart, can say that we have such a healthy relationship with failure? Learning from failure has the status of a cliché, but this book reveals the astonishing story behind the most powerful method of learning known to mankind and reveals the arsenal of techniques wielded by some of the world's most innovative organizations.
Their lessons can be applied across every field - from sport to education, from business to health. Using gripping case studies, exclusive interviews and really practical takeaways, Matthew Syed - the award-winning journalist and best-selling author of Bounce - explains how to turn failure into success and shows us how we can all become better Black Box Thinkers.
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- Client Kindle
- 07/08/2019
Pas du tout ce que j'attendais
Analyser les erreurs pour mieux s'améliorer certes , mais il y a des façons de faire plus habiles. pas du tout aimé, je l'ai parcouru en espérant tomber sur des parties plus intéressantes mais en vain. J'aurais dû demander le remboursement..
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- ardyn
- 13/01/2016
Great book, so-so audio performance
I absolutely loved the book. It's interesting, applicable, and very well written. The only downside was that the narrator was breathy and made so many mouth noises. It was incredibly distracting.
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- Michael
- 25/03/2018
Learning from mistakes. A must read for Everyone!!
This is a must read for everyone.. Except a small randomised control group 😂
Seriously, this is the best book about learning from failures.
it starts off talking about how the Aviation industry is based around learning from their failures, from crashes and near misses. Hence they have the Black Box for recording what happened in the lead up to a crash. But the culture of the Healthcare system is almost the exact opposite, they try not to investigate problems and learn from mistakes and deaths. Instead being worried about blame being attributed.
This book explains and extols the virtues of applying the scientific method to social concerns.
All geisters, social entrepreneurs, organisers, managers, staff, students, parents and you should read this and ensure that you create and utilise feedback loops in your organisations and life.
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- Steve
- 09/05/2019
Everyone should be taught Black Box Thinking
This has changed my thinking towards tackling any situation or problem. Students of all ages will benefit from studying this material.
Leaders should strive to develop organisational culture with this principle as one of the foundational layers.
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- Andrew
- 16/05/2023
A great book
A great read. Great lessons on learning from failure. So many practical examples used. He really brings the lessons to life. Highly recommended not just for business leaders but parents too.
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- Utilisateur anonyme
- 02/02/2023
Nice points raised but a bit long
Book raises nice points about treating the errors, and what can be achieved on the long term. But I think the same effect may be achieved with shorter storyline.
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- Adrian
- 04/01/2023
Exceptional
Brilliantly written, thoughtful, provocative, and actionable. My pick for 2022. Matthew Syed is brilliant.
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- JAB
- 18/08/2022
Superb
Finely woven case studies, good structure for the need to understand the value of failure rather then diluting this into a cliched statement
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- Valentin Radu
- 20/06/2021
Impressive research with Amazon storytelling
Impressive research with Amazon storytelling
I loved the way all the insights were accompanied with suspenseful stories and that the book provided evidence-based about how to analyze and move on in your own life / business life.
A must read for anyone that believes critical thinking is a must-have tool in one's life.
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- tomasvita
- 16/01/2021
Repetitive and redundant
At least 6hs of the book could be cut. It only one concept with 10000000000 examples repeating that concept.
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- Utilisateur anonyme
- 06/01/2021
Very inspirational
This book really made me change the way I look at failure and made me feel more comfortable with it. Many of the concepts may be somewhat knows if you’ve studied business or so, but it’s brought in a very compelling way.
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- S. Quint
- 27/02/2023
the way to a no blame culture, fantastic!
This book is a theoretical book over socio-economical themes. normally Iam not interested in such things. But this one was as exciting as a crime thriller!
I gives much hope that mankind van live together in a better way, that everyone may be as he is, that it is welcome to make triale en errors. and that we can live good.
The speaker does a real good job!
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- RC
- 28/08/2022
Excellent Read
This book was recommended to me by a Friend and I’m very glad to have taken his recommendation. Excellent read. This topic tackles topics taken for granted everyday with excellent examples.
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- Lim h.
- 26/11/2019
Sehr interessant und gut gelesen.
Sehr gut gelesen und die Geschichten bringen Einblicke in unterschiedliche Situationen in der das lernen von Fehlern gefördert oder gehindert werden. Ich fand das Buch hoch interessant und sehr relevant für Lernende Organisationen.
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