Luck vs. Skill
Rasmus highlights the fragility of success in sports, using Newcastle's performance as a case study. He argues that organizations often confuse good outcomes with superior decision-making, falling prey to outcome bias. By treating success with skepticism, like a good gambler, organizations can better discern between luck and skill, ensuring sustainable performance over time.In this clip
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