Wedded to our tools: why expertise can hold us back (part 1)

Author: S. Brady (Brady Heywood)

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1 June 2015

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Wedded to our tools: why expertise can hold us back (part 1)

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S. Brady (Brady Heywood)

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1 June 2015

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S. Brady (Brady Heywood)

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In this two-part article with a difference, Sean Brady looks further afield to explore how ‘expertise bias’ may cloud our judgement.

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The Institution of Structural Engineers

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