Greater Than Code

198: Learning From Failure with Ravs Kaur

09.02.2020 - By Mandy MoorePlay

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02:30 - Rav’s Superpower: Learning to Learn

Success and Failure

Creating Environments Where It’s Safe to Fail

Exploring Ideas and Collecting Datapoints

Celebrating Feedback Cycles and Experiments

07:12 - Failing Fast – Getting Early Feedback Along the Way

Getting Over the “Being Polished” Hump

Learning for Self-Fulfilment

17:02 - Empathy as a Life Skill

Simulation

Empathy is Necessary to Learn Through Failure

26:40 - Uplevel: Empowering Engineers to do Their Best Work

31:49 - Productivity and Judgement Value

The Effect the Pandemic Has Had ^

Capturing Interruptions and Mitigating Responses

The “is work happening?” panic and fear and the worry “is innovation at the same level?”

The Ecology of Human Performance: A Framework for Considering the Effect of Context

41:42 - Using Data to Measure Well-Being and/or Engagement

Process Tracing

Why use ambient data?

Reflections:

Rein: 1) We need to take human performance necessary. 2) Steven Shorrock’s Model of Change.

Jacob: Thinking more about ambient data.

Jamey: Failing fast.

Ravs: How do you know if you’ve built a great product if you don’t have a way to measure what people are clicking on and/or trying to find?

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