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Talking About Failure Is Crucial for Growth. Here’s How to Do It Right

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Amy Edmondson, a professor in leadership and management at Harvard Business School, has studied three different kinds of failures: preventable failure, complex failure and intelligent failure.

You can read the complete article published by The New York Times, where Ms. Edmondson comments about the process of failure.

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