“Did this person have all the information they needed? Was the process clear? Did the system support the behavior we expected? Are we fixing the actual problem? Are we just treating the symptom?”
Great Practice. Great Life. by Atticus · Blinded by Blame: The Hidden Leaks in Your Law Firm with Dr. Kenya Oduor
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What was described
ask better diagnostic questions (Did the person have all the information? Was the process clear? Did the system support the behavior?) before blaming anyone
Said nearby on the same subject
“Go ask yourself at the end of every day, what did I learn today? How did I get better at my craft? How did I become a better person?”
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Said on Young and Profiting (YAP) with Hala Taha: Entrepreneurship and Self-Improvement Podcast
“But I love to ask questions of people, especially if it's an area that's pertinent to me that I want to ask questions about why did you think that? Why did you do that? How did you come up with that idea?”
“And then I just asked, go on the new Gemini's model. Did you say, I'm interviewing this person? Come up with questions. Just that, without giving any context. And it went, like, it gathered all the amazing data.”