The Up Side of Down

The Up Side of Down
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Why Failing Well Is the Key to Success

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فرمت کتاب

audiobook

تاریخ انتشار

2014

نویسنده

Mia Barron

شابک

9781470381677

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AudioFile Magazine
Mia Barron's tone, enunciation, and phrasing are a good fit for the assertive writing that makes this book so interesting. McArdle says that failures can open doors to creative breakthroughs as long as those who fail have the opportunity to reflect on what they've learned and continue to move forward with their ideas. "We should stop spending so much energy trying to avoid failure or engineering it away," she says. The sardonic edge to some of Barron's performance mostly serves to forward these arguments but periodically makes the author's message sound confrontational. With enlightening insights about the way we accept or punish failure and engaging human stories, this is a fast moving must-hear audio for anyone interested in the psychology of risk-taking. T.W. © AudioFile 2014, Portland, Maine

Publisher's Weekly

November 25, 2013
In her first book, McArdle, a Bloomberg View columnist and author of the blog Asymmetrical Information, presents a thought-provoking study of failure—our greatest fear and greatest motivator. McArdle’s lively prose underscores an entertaining roster of tales of risk-taking, all the way from the production of Titanic, the highest-grossing movie in history, to welfare reform. Productive failure, as described here, is characterized by intentionality; accidents are not failures. McArdle’s one stumble is her chapter-long digression into a grievance-filled tale of her mother’s hospitalization and the mismanagement of her care. She charges back with examples from her own life—getting a job with the Economist after two years of unemployment—and from companies, like GM, that have needed to accept failure as an instigator of change. Take a tip from 12-step programs, she advises; you have to recognize you have a problem before you can change. Her advice is important not only for individuals, but for wider economic growth; society has to reward experimentation, risk-taking, and working outside our comfort zones. This funny, cheerful look at helping teams overcome failure and find room to experiment will be a boon to business readers. Agent: Gail Ross, Ross Yoon Agency.




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