In modern society, success is valued above all, while mistakes are often silenced or perceived too painfully. People either condemn those who made them, including themselves, or attribute failures to chance. British journalist Matthew Syed believes that this approach hinders...
learning from failures and improvement. In his book, he compares two systems: one where mistakes are hidden, and the other where they are carefully examined. The author shows how different attitudes toward failures affect the development of organizations, the work of specialists, and the lives of ordinary people.
Matthew Syed analyzes the nature of mistakes in various fields — science, law, sports, technology — and explains why people tend to hide their failures. He also offers strategies that will help change attitudes toward failures and build a ladder to success out of them.
Author: Мэтью Сайед
Printhouse: KoLibri
Series: KoLibri NonFiction
Age restrictions: 16+
Year of publication: 2025
ISBN: 9785389301900
Number of pages: 416
Size: 210х140х32 mm
Cover type: soft
Weight: 405 g
ID: 1717869
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