How would you rate your team's ability to learn and improve from success and failures?

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We are mostly doing a decent job63%

We need to get better at it18%

We rarely do a good job at it1%

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Senior Executive Advisor in Software3 years ago

I feel like this is a question where many leaders will not respond with "They team is consistently great at learning and improving from success and failure." Humility and where that bar has been set within their organization will probably make the second answer more attractive.

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