Principle 3 of Learning Teams: Workers have the best knowledge and understanding of the problem
September 13, 2020
The authors of the book "The Practice of Learning Teams", Brent Sutton, Glynis McCarthy and Brent Robinson, discuss Principle 3 of Learning Teams: Workers have the best knowledge and understanding of the problem
Hi Safety FM listeners, this is Brent Sutton, one of the co-hosts of the new podcast series The Practice of Learning Teams, with my fellow co-hosts Glynis McCarthy and Brent Robinson.
Our goal is to support you on your journey and build a better community of practice for Learning Teams.
On today's podcast, we explore Principle 3 of Learning Teams: Workers have the best knowledge and understanding of the problem.
Glynis McCarthy leads the conversation today with Brent Sutton and Brent Robinson where we explore Principle 3 in areas such as:
Our goal is to support you on your journey and build a better community of practice for Learning Teams.
On today's podcast, we explore Principle 3 of Learning Teams: Workers have the best knowledge and understanding of the problem.
Glynis McCarthy leads the conversation today with Brent Sutton and Brent Robinson where we explore Principle 3 in areas such as:
- Give workers the respect they need, they are the experts
- Workers face the residual risk of risk management
- Go to the work and talk to the experts
- Workers are part of the solution, not the problem
Be part of the journey @ learningteamscommunity.com
Or share your thoughts for one of our future episodes @ podcastlearnings.com
And don't forget, the book "The Practice of Learning Teams" is available in printed and Kindle editions on Amazon or from the author's website.