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VAN DOORN, Emilio

 
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Synopsis

Experience does not automatically create learning.

Organisations accumulate experience every day. Projects succeed and fail. Incidents occur. Decisions produce consequences. Reviews identify lessons. Recommendations are made.

Yet remarkably little may change.

Lessons can be recorded without being learned. Success can reinforce the wrong explanation. Failure can be rationalised rather than examined. Improvements can address what happened without changing the conditions that allowed it to happen. And experience loses much of its value when the organisation becomes better at explaining the past but no better at navigating the future.

Learning Forward is about turning experience into adaptation.

The fifth volume in the Intelligent Risk Series, it brings together 100 questions, provocations and reflections designed to challenge how organisations learn, respond to feedback, interpret outcomes and translate experience into better future action.

This is not a book about looking backwards.

Open it anywhere.

Bring one page into a lessons-learned review. Use another after a success that nobody has questioned. Put a question to a leadership team when the same problem appears again. Take one into a project retrospective, incident review or strategy discussion. Return when the organisation knows what happened but has yet to decide what should change because of it.

Some pages may reinforce what experience has already taught.

Others may reveal that the lesson itself needs reconsidering.

Because experience only becomes valuable when it changes what happens next.

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