Only tangentially related but I have to get it out of my system anyway:
I watched the latest season of the F1 documentary on Netflix, and what stood out beyond anything else to me was that every team pitted their own drivers against each other, had a "you win or you lose" mentality, screamed at people for messing up, and so on.
All teams except one. One team iterated how they "win as a team and make mistakes as a team", mistakes are an opportunity to learn, and so on. One team showed pretty clearly how they had a good culture surrounding failures.
I'm not at all surprised that this one team is the team that has consistently won the last 6 years in a row.
Why aren't more teams copying this? Why is this one team not more secretive about their recipe to success?
I watched the latest season of the F1 documentary on Netflix, and what stood out beyond anything else to me was that every team pitted their own drivers against each other, had a "you win or you lose" mentality, screamed at people for messing up, and so on.
All teams except one. One team iterated how they "win as a team and make mistakes as a team", mistakes are an opportunity to learn, and so on. One team showed pretty clearly how they had a good culture surrounding failures.
I'm not at all surprised that this one team is the team that has consistently won the last 6 years in a row.
Why aren't more teams copying this? Why is this one team not more secretive about their recipe to success?