Workplace Wellbeing: When you get it wrong at work 

Instead of running for cover when we make a mistake, it’s best to maintain perspective, acknowledge the error, learn from it and move on

We are more likely to make mistakes when new to a job and unsure of our role. Picture: iStock

TALENT spotter Dick Rowe made a mistake at work one day in 1962. He was auditioning bands and decided to sign Brian Poole and the Tremeloes. Not a bad choice, and they did have modest success.

But what of the band he rejected? Embarrassingly for Rowe, they went on to become the biggest band of all time, The Beatles.