Meet the research fellows: Silas Braun on why mistakes matter in teams
For PhD Research Scholar Silas Braun, some of the most interesting insights into teamwork emerge when collaboration does not go as planned.
BIO:
Silas Braun is a fourth-year PhD Research Scholar at the Norwegian School of Economics (NHH), at the Department of Strategy and Management.
Silas studies the aftermath of mistakes and its effects on teams and work groups. His current projects focus on how reactions to errors impact other team members and on the effects of ostracism on mistake declarations. His broader research interests include reactions to errors, psychological safety, communication, and trust in teams.
Before joining the department, Silas completed a Master of Science in Business Administration with a focus on Supply Chain Management from the University of Cologne and a Master of Business Engineering with a focus on Innovation Management from the Université catholique de Louvain.
At NHH, Silas is part of the CORE (Cooporation Research) group and of the DIG (Digital Innovation for Growth) research center.
For PhD Research Scholar Silas Braun, some of the most interesting insights into teamwork emerge when collaboration does not go as planned.