by Amy Edmondson - Publications - Faculty & Research

On February 1, 2003, the space shuttle Columbia disintegrated upon reentry into the Earth’s atmosphere, killing all seven astronauts onboard. In a new multimedia case, “Columbia’s Final Mission,” by HBS assistant professors Michael... View Details

Keywords: Julia Hanna; Space Research and Technology; Government

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Leaders Need to Reframe the Return-to-Office Conversation

How to Improve a Meeting (When You’re Not in Charge)

Lean Into Failure: How to Make Mistakes That Work

A Leader's Guide To Navigating Through Crisis

Harvard Business Professor on Failing Well

Success Is Good. Failure Is Bad. Any Questions?

Rediscovering the Pleasure of Working Together

The Right Kind of Wrong

Need to Solve an Intractable Problem? Collaboration Is Hard but Worth It.

Inside the Yellow Line

Want to Thrive? First, Learn to Fail.

Why Hybrid Work Can Become Toxic

How to Feel Happier at Work When You Have the Urge to Quit

Make It Safe for Employees to Speak Up—Especially in Risky Times

From SVB to the BBC: why did no one see the crisis coming?

Why the Canadian Once in Charge of Google’s Finances Thinks the Tech Giant Should Be Broken Up

Psychological Safety Unlocks the Potential of Diverse Teams

What Good Leadership Looks Like During This Pandemic

Cross-Silo Leadership

Facing Ambiguity