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Martin McCoustra answered on 13 Mar 2024:
We all make mistakes sometimes… What you shouldn’t do is regret them! Sometimes making mistakes can lead to better understanding and a more positive outcome in the longer term.
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Hayley Pincott answered on 22 Mar 2024:
I make mistakes, we all do. Mistakes in my work can have serious consequences as I work with patients and it means that we could mix up patient records. However to stop this happening there are lots and lots of checks. The most important thing is to own up to your mistakes, nobody goes wrong on purpose and it’s an opportunity for everybody to learn.
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Sinthu Thakur answered on 12 Apr 2024:
Yes, but I do not regret it. Mistakes are part of a learning process, without it you will not progress or develop as a scientist. No one is perfect or gets it right every time. But it is important to not let the mistakes define or affect you.
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Ashleigh commented on :
Nobody is perfect and so we all make mistakes at times! The most important thing that I’ve learnt is that there are very few mistakes that can’t be fixed and so it’s always best to ask for help when needed 😊
Amy commented on :
Too many times to list. I am human. The key thing is to admit to the mistake and fix it quickly. Also learn from the mistakes and work out how not to do it again.