Did you know that admitting a mistake in front of your team can build more trust than bragging about your wins?
Fuckup Nights, the global format that shines a spotlight not on success stories, but on the mistakes worth telling
September 5 marks the second anniversary of the movement Fuckup Nights
Young Mexican entrepreneurs have decided to join forces by creating soirées, where startup creators tell their mistakes.
At the FuckUpNights, you can make a show out of your own headphones - with a lingerie for others.
Mexican startup creators tell in public about their mistakes as therapy to achieve success.
In 42 cities around the world founders are meeting monthly to share their biggest screw-ups. Should you join them?
In a city where professional success often seems flawless and dazzling, the pressure to maintain a spotless image is constant.
How Clan HR Coach and Fuckup Nights brought together 50 HR leaders in Mexico City to talk about the mistakes nobody puts on LinkedIn.
In 2014, we published the first Fuckup Book. Twelve years and a few fuckups later, we're back with Vol. 2!
Some failures are visible. Others happen in silence.
A blend of laughter, vulnerability, and courage—something you couldn't find anywhere else in the city—was what inspired Tamar Gaffin-Cahn to bring * FUN * to Boston
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