Join host Todd Conklin as he recounts a humorous and eye-opening experience at a Houston airport, navigating an empty TSA line designed for a crowd. Dive into the conversation about design choices and their impact on efficiency and effectiveness, guided by insights from Don Norman's work. Explore how our systems often dictate behavior, and why their design matters, especially when they seem absurd. This episode raises important questions about the balance between convenience and efficiency in safety and bureaucratic systems.
PAPod 589 - Failing Safely: Todd Conklin on Resilience, Recovery, and Real Work
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PAPod 588 - Weak Signals, Big Consequences: The RaDonda Story
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PAPod 587 - Start in the Black: How Sleep Debt Impacts Safety
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PAPod 586 - VUCA, Uncertainty, and the Case for Innovation
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