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Incident response requires both real-time and post-event reflection

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This item discusses two types of reflection crucial for incident response: reflection-in-action and reflection-on-action, as conceptualized by Schön. The author argues that the ability to reflect while actively engaged in a situation is a vital skill that is often overlooked and undertrained in professional development. AI

RANK_REASON The item is a commentary on a theoretical concept applied to a professional practice, not a core AI release or significant industry event.

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Incident response requires both real-time and post-event reflection

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    🆕 The two kinds of reflection an incident needs Schön's reflection-in-action vs reflection-on-action, applied to incident response — why the 2am conversation wi

    🆕 The two kinds of reflection an incident needs Schön's reflection-in-action vs reflection-on-action, applied to incident response — why the 2am conversation with the situation is the skill nobody trains. Read it → https:// rj-cooper.co.uk/posts/two-kind s-of-reflection-an-incide…

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