The Amazon leadership principle, "good leaders are right a lot" is, if you think about it, the philosophical opposite of agility (but not in the waterfall sense). If it is worth being "right a lot" it means the costs of being wrong are non-trivial. More right = fewer iterations.
Hmm. I think I *was* thinking higher-percentage of being right. Liking making the right call more often. My anecdotal experience suggests it’s the correct interpretation of the culture.
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Then yes, right 1st time is prized. How to reconcile with
@jeffbezos saying “failure and invention are inseparable twins”... “big winners pay for so many experiments" (https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1018724/000119312516530910/d168744dex991.htm …) Maybe Amazon gets to benefit from failures, but individual leaders get fired for themThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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