Humanising Safety and Embracing Real Risk
The mistakes quadrant below is similar to the Unknown Knows quadrant or any other Johari window semiotic that seeks to understand something. Generally one names the criteria one wants along the x and y axis to explain various differentiations on a topic. The window … Learn more >>>>>
It seems not a week goes by on Linkedin without the perpetual Safety demonstration of nonsense talk, nonsense language, life denying, fallibility denying and the immortality delusional semiotics of zero. As usual it starts with the silly binary question ‘How many do you … Learn more >>>>>
A thought provoking article by Phil LaDuke who says: “On one hand the only one who can keep us safe is ourselves and on the other hand where ever you are and whatever you’re doing you are (often without realizing it) assuming things are safe with … Learn more >>>>>
Very interesting article and points raised by Kelvin Genn on the Safety Differently Blog
Some Extracts:
… Learn more >>>>>Recently I was studying Google’s management philosophy where I was struck by one of their principles: “make mistakes well”. On initial presentation,
Marie-Claire Ross from Digicast was telling me today that she was lampooned by the “Nutbag and Knobhead Brigade” (my words) on a LinkedIn Forum (surprise, surprise – LOL!) for a recent article she wrote: You know you suck at Safety Communication when…
She recently wrote in … Learn more >>>>>
