It seems like there is a great deal of talk about the importance of learning from mistakes.  The problem with that however is that most people are so fearful that they do everything they can to either avoid making mistakes or to hide them when they do happen.  People do not feel encouraged to take calculated risks that will provide opportunities to learn?

Why is this the case?  Why is there talk about it but fear when faced with it?  How can this overall mindset within an organization impact the testing organization runs and the degree to which the testing tools are used?

On this week’s episode of 33 Tangents, Jim and Jason tackle the topic of making mistakes, why people are fearful to take risks, why most organizations are barely scratching the surface with their testing program.

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