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如何有效得避免系统性的错误？
如何有效地避免重复的错误？
最好的方式可能是把上面这些问题加入到一个清单中，然后把每次执行之前都对照清单检查一遍。
更好的方式是将列入清单的这些检查项变成自动执行的步骤，这样更进一步简化了执行，避免了忘记检查的可能性。
至于如何制作清单，不妨参考 The Checklist Manifesto 这本书。
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How to effectively avoid systematic errors?
How to effectively avoid repetitive errors?
Probably the best way is to add the above issues to a list and then check them against the list before each execution.
A better way is to make these checklist items into automatic steps, which further simplifies the execution and avoids the possibility of forgetting to check them.
As for how to make a checklist, you may want to refer to the book The Checklist Manifesto.
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Throughout the history of aviation, whenever there has been a crash, pilots have responded by creating a new checklist or improving an existing one.
That way, the problems of the past are prevented for the future.
Like the aviation industry, you shouldn’t stop at checklists. Look for systemic issues and identify repeated mistakes.
One-time problems are fine; repeated ones are a failure.
When you’re fully dependent on your memory, consider making a checklist.
Don’t under-estimate the compounding benefits of fixing small operational leaks.
Improvements shouldn’t end with checklists. Once you’ve externalized your system, you should try to automate it.
Work in systems. The faster you can create checklists for the business, the faster you can automate it. And the faster you can automate it, the more profitable the business will be.i