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Normalized Deviance. How Catastrophic Risks Become Routine and Why Smart Teams Ignore the Warning Signs
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- Nombre de pages205
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-30557-5
- EAN9783565305575
- Date de parution09/03/2026
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Taille984 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
Résumé
Why do highly educated teams of engineers and executives consistently ignore glaring safety flaws until a catastrophe strikes? The answer lies in a chilling sociological phenomenon called the normalization of deviance. When a rule is bent without an immediate negative consequence, the deviation slowly becomes the new acceptable standard, blinding entire organizations to impending doom.
This investigative book dissects the invisible psychological shifts that lead to monumental failures, from aerospace tragedies to deepwater drilling blowouts.
It reveals how the pressure to cut costs and meet deadlines slowly erodes safety cultures. The narrative illustrates that these disasters are rarely the result of sudden negligence, but rather a long, creeping acceptance of small anomalies that gradually numb a team's perception of risk. By understanding the mechanics of how deviance becomes normalized, leaders can overhaul their operational frameworks.
Learn how to spot the early warning signs of systemic decay, empower whistleblowers, and establish unbending baselines of safety to protect your organization from its own complacency.
It reveals how the pressure to cut costs and meet deadlines slowly erodes safety cultures. The narrative illustrates that these disasters are rarely the result of sudden negligence, but rather a long, creeping acceptance of small anomalies that gradually numb a team's perception of risk. By understanding the mechanics of how deviance becomes normalized, leaders can overhaul their operational frameworks.
Learn how to spot the early warning signs of systemic decay, empower whistleblowers, and establish unbending baselines of safety to protect your organization from its own complacency.