The point of this talk is to demystify failure. To stop making it a shameful taboo, which we hide as much as possible, which no one wants to talk about, when there is so much to learn from it.

Very inspired by the work of Amy Edmondson, I address what she describes as the "spectrum" of failures, which ranges from reprehensible failures to those that should be encouraged.

Failure being emotionally charged, the challenge is to make people and organizations understand that, in many cases, it is appropriate to detach ourselves from it to concentrate on the lessons learned from it: adapting a failing process, adjust a method, strengthen and propagate a practice that works well...

Rich in anecdotes and parallels with everyday life, this talk is a call for humility in front of failure, the unpredictable, uncertainty, but also a great way to spread the idea that we learn a lot by making mistakes.