Why Failing 15% of the Time Means Youre Doing It Right @harvardbusinessreview
Why Failing 15% of the Time Means Youre Doing It Right  @harvardbusinessreview
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Ron Friedman, psychologist and author of “Superteams,” says if you already know something will work… it's not really an experiment.

The best teams treat experiments as trades: efficiency for information. They recognize that even failures can teach you something.

Top teams aim for an 85% success rate—high enough to know they're winning, low enough to know they're still stretching.

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Why Failing 15% of the Time Means You're Doing It Right

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