088: The Safety 2 Dance with Steven Shorrock

Greater Than Code

01:46 – Steven’s Superpower: Being a Super-Recognizer and Empathy

Steven Shorrock on the myth of human error (Courtney Nash & O’Reilly Radar)

04:21 – Steven’s Occupational History, Background, and Mission: System Performance and Human Wellbeing

08:19 – Critical Incident Stress Management

10:40 – Social Capital, Bonds Within Groups, and Connectors

Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD)

Appreciative Inquiry

ABCD: Gifts, Skills, Passions

29:37 – Cognitive Empathy vs Emotional Empathy, and Creating Serendipity

36:33 – Safety-I and Safety-II

55:11 – Work-As-Imagined & Work-As-Done; Work-As-Prescribed, Work-As-Disclosed

Reflections:

John: ABCD and thinking about ways to incorporate into everyday life.

Jamey: People who are connectors vs networkers vs gappers; differences are subtle but there.

Jessica: When you start at a small company, you know everyone in the organization; so then as the company grows, you continue to know someone in every part of the organization.

In people’s assets there are gifts, skills, and passion, and we tend to hire only for skills, which is also the only one of these things that is easy to change.

Steven: What do the people closest to you say your gifts are?

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