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“In her book 'Right Kind of Wrong', Dr. Amy Edmonson distinguishes between basic, complex, and intelligent failures.”
Analyzed on 2026-09-19T05:40:16+00:00 · Last updated 2026-09-19
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Instead, Dr. Edmonson distinguishes between three types of failure: basic failures, caused by mistakes made out of inattention or carelessness; complex failures, which stem from a collision of factors and are difficult to predict; and intelligent failures, a product of trying new strategies or hypotheses that don’t pan out.
Extracted from: 7 Books to Help You Cope With Failure and Move Forward , The New York Times
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CLM-09FB01B7
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