Harvard Business School Professor Amy Edmondson & Caitlin Begg Speaking Together at re:publica 24 in Berlin, May 2024: "Freedom to Fail".

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Progression to Analog

Caitlin Begg

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Exploring a more human everyday with host Caitlin Begg (Authentic Social founder and sociologist). New episodes Mondays.

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Exploring a more human everyday with host Caitlin Begg (Authentic Social founder and sociologist). New episodes Mondays.

Education

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Harvard Business School Professor Amy Edmondson & Caitlin Begg Speaking Together at re:publica 24 in Berlin, May 2024: "Freedom to Fail".

Progression to Analog

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Harvard Business School Professor Amy Edmondson & Caitlin Begg Speaking Together at re:publica 24 in Berlin, May 2024: "Freedom to Fail".

On 28 May at re:publica in Berlin, Harvard Business School Professor Amy Edmondson and I (Caitlin Begg) will be speaking together in a joint talk called "Freedom to Fail".

Amy is 2x #1 Management Thinker in the World Per Thinkers50 and author of "Right Kind of Wrong," 2023 Financial Times and Schroder's Business Book of the Year.

In this short episode of Progression to Analog, we speak more about re:publica and our upcoming talk, which centers around who has the freedom to fail, failure as a privilege, technology's tendency to exacerbate these issues, and what to do about them. More about our upcoming talk here.

Founded in 2007, republica GmbH's re:publica Berlin is Europe's largest digital society festival. re:publica participants represent a cross-section of (digital) society, which include professionals from economics, politics, business, hacker culture, NGOs, media, and marketing, as well as bloggers, activists, artists, and social media experts.