Intelligent Failure in Mountaineering
Does your team need to practice “intelligent failure”?
Led by Ali Levine (captain of the first American Women’s Everest Expedition), this experience helps teams understand the steps to learn from all available knowledge before taking risks. During the experience, you will learn how mountaineers prepare by learning from each other through live stories shared by Ms. Levine. You will use a format developed by Stanford University and Teamraderie. Your team will learn the concept of “adequate preparation” and apply it to how you get ready for new investments.
Don’t miss this opportunity to practice “intelligent failure”, leaving you with new insights, a feeling of camaraderie, and a revitalized team spirit.
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Develop Skills
Level up your team by developing crucial skills that create a solid foundation for optimal team performance.Take Initiative
Step up to the challenge and take initiative as a team to solve problems, overcome obstacles, and achieve your goals.Try Creative Problem Solving
When you hit a roadblock, what’s the first thing your team does? Creative problem-solving creates an alternate path.Alison Levine
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Your Experiences Includes:
- Live virtual facilitation
- Live customer support
- Post-experience resources
New to Teamraderie Experiences?
See how it worksAbout the experience
Does your team need to practice “intelligent failure”?
Led by Ali Levine (captain of the first American Women’s Everest Expedition), this experience helps teams understand the steps to learn from all available knowledge before taking risks. During the experience, you will learn how mountaineers prepare by learning from each other through live stories shared by Ms. Levine. You will use a format developed by Stanford University and Teamraderie. Your team will learn the concept of “adequate preparation” and apply it to how you get ready for new investments.
Don’t miss this opportunity to practice “intelligent failure”, leaving you with new insights, a feeling of camaraderie, and a revitalized team spirit.