What does it mean if something is True But Useless at the same time? It happens more often than you think. 

This one started because I thought, wouldn't it be interesting to reflect on the most popular episodes from the past year? That could be interesting, right?  The image on the thumbnail for this episode, which you can see if you visit safetyontap.com/ep165, is a graph of the podcast downloads. 

Here at Safety on Tap we're starting a new learning teams implementation case study group soon, and I'm looking for five people to join.  If you have been thinking about getting learning teams started in your company, then we will make that happen if you are ready to start.  It's called learning teams implementation, because that's what we do - not theory, no classroom - every week over 10 weeks we enable you to implement the necessary pieces to have a successful learning team.  And it's called a Case Study Group, because you do this with a group of people from a range of companies, all on the same journey, and instead of us using some irrelevant and far away case study examples, we simply enable you to become your own case study - guaranteed to implement learning teams. 

In my first ever internal safety role, I was shocked to discover in my performance review that my results were tied to the injury statistics of the business units I was supporting.  In 2020, the way I enable people like you to implement learning teams, comes with a 100% money back guarantee.  The fine print is where we should be held accountable for change.  But you know what else happens in the fine print….