27.-29. Mai 2024
STATION Berlin
"Freedom to Fail" unites Amy Edmondson's pioneering research on psychological safety and intelligent failures, especially from her latest book "Right Kind of Wrong", with Caitlin Begg's insights into social and communication dynamics in the digital era. This conversation illuminates the complex landscape of failure and the privilege associated with the ‘freedom to fail’, underscoring its disparate impact across different social strata within innovation-centric environments. Edmondson and Begg will explore the paradox of failure in the context of technological advancements, highlighting how digital platforms and AI can both facilitate and hinder equitable opportunities for failure and growth. They'll address the critical role of organizational culture in creating spaces where failure is not merely tolerated but is seen as a vital component of learning and discovery. The dialogue aims to dissect the mechanisms through which technology perpetuates workplace inequality and propose actionable strategies to mitigate these effects, fostering a more inclusive environment where all individuals have the liberty to fail and learn.