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Have you ever exprienced any project failure? If so, why do you think it failed? What have you learned from that failure? if you haven't had any failure, what do you think the reason is? --JuNe

Of course I've seen failure and have endured such myself. I am not afraid of failure so long as it does not take too long. Failure is only a problem when it is stretched out beyond reason and everyone is made to suffer. This always comes from hanging on to wrong ideas too long. A failure done well (that is, quickly) prepares the mind to see solutions when they come along. --WardCunningham

from WardCunninghamInterview


You have to do what you fear early and often. --Ward from agiletesting 2003.4.16

DaleEmery^ÀÇ ½ÇÆÐÀÇ À̵浵 °ü·ÃÇØ¼­ º¼¸¸ ÇÔ. http://www.dhemery.com/journal/archives/2003-06/the_benefits_of_failure.html

Laurent BossavitÀÇ ºí·Î±× http://bossavit.com/thoughts/archives/000085.html


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see also http://www.keele.ac.uk/depts/aa/landt/docs/small-gr.html A Guide to Maximizing Learning in Small Groups


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[from http://www.yes24.com ]


Instant recipe for project success

The first part of the recipe is a well-known quote by Thomas J. Watson Sr, founder of IBM:

    If you want to increase your success rate, double your failure rate.

Failure is a great giver of feedback. If all you ever meet is success, you'll never find out what critical mistakes you typically make. So the above is a true recipe for increasing your successes - but that's not the 'instant' part, which is a bit more subtle and not as well known. The 'instant' part is not Watson's but mine (at least in this formulation), and is simply the following - something that any manager, on any project, with close to no effort, should be able to put into practice on the very next business day:

    If you want to double your failure rate, all you have to do is halve your project length.

If your next project is a six-month project, and you want to make it two failures instead of one, do two three-month projects instead.

Caveat emptor: this recipe is "instant" but it isn't "guaranteed". It is rumored that shorter projects are more likely to succeed than longer ones. If that happens, I won't give you your money back, but I will let you trade in my instant recipe for the Corollary to Watson's dictum - "If you want to increase your success rate, halve your project length".

from http://bossavit.com/thoughts/archives/000770.html


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