If you’re an expert you know that no matter how good you are the mistake is always possible. This is true for colleagues as well.
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Also, you can be wrong without making a mistake. They are separate concepts.
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Tom, spot on, but one more thing, true experts make the subject matter really easy to understand and interesting to listen to
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Also: the best people I ever worked with were those who not only were good at what they did, but who knew the limits of their knowledge and skill, and invited advice in the areas outside their direct field. Crucial in IT.
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Absolutely! Don't need to be an expert to follow the "it's OK to be wrong - own it when you are - accept peer correction" approach - good advice for everyone...
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a lesson you learn in library school for reference is never be afraid to say I don't know. Sometimes it's a great learning opp for you and the patron.
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I completely agree with this. There's nothing wrong with being wrong. It's most important to acknowledge it, learn from it, and try not to repeat the error.
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Not just experts. Truly mature adults aren't afraid of being wrong, own it when they are, and accept correction as part of being a mature adult.
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I am a non quant. expert on American elections (historical approach). And while I wouldn't say being corrected is an enjoyable experience I certainly value being an expert in that area. Because of that I don't want to continue in error. In fact, it is strange to think otherwise.
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