Managing Social Context Is Key To Project Success
Credit: RUSS UNDERWOOD/LOCKHEED MARTIN
In the late 1990s, Korean Air (KAL) flights were crashing at 17 times the industry average. The pilots were well trained and individually proficient. The root cause was the importation of Korea’s social context into the cockpit. The crews were so deferential to the captain that he essentially flew...
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