Corollary is that Risk Management is a specialist field. The least risky thing to do is always to close down the business (can't cause an incident if you have no customers).
Engineers and product folk, in particular, I find struggle to understand Risk Management.
When juniors ask me what technical skill I think they should learn next my answers is always; Risk Management.
(Heavily recommended reading: "Risk, the science and politics of fear")
> Engineers and product folk, in particular, I find struggle to understand Risk Management.
How do you do engineering without risk management? Not the capitalized version, but you’re basically constantly making tradeoffs. I find it really hard to believe that even a junior is unfamiliar with the concept (though the risk they manage tends to be skewed towards risk to their reputation).
Corollary is that Risk Management is a specialist field. The least risky thing to do is always to close down the business (can't cause an incident if you have no customers).
Engineers and product folk, in particular, I find struggle to understand Risk Management.
When juniors ask me what technical skill I think they should learn next my answers is always; Risk Management.
(Heavily recommended reading: "Risk, the science and politics of fear")