“Good and bad ways to go wrong” is David Weinberger’s article in KMWorld, and it is a definite good read.
David advises us not to be wrong in two or more ways, as that can be disastrous: “you can be arrogant or you can be ignorant, but you better not be both.”
In his article, he talks about the good and bad ways of generalizing, the need for making and learning from mistakes (though he indicates not every mistake is a learning experience), and the importance of good mistakes.
I hope you enjoy the article.
Technorati Tags: KMWorld, David Weinberger, good and bad ways to go wrong
sharing insights and practical ideas on product strategy and technology management
