How do you define success and failure in your work?

Success = helping someone. Failure = not learning from mistakes.

Success is driving a positive impact and creating a solution. Failure creates room for greater resilience, to learn and move on.

As a founder, Churchill’s take on success is quite good. “Success is going from failure to failure without losing the enthusiasm”

Honestly, it depends on the context. In some situations, short terms success leads to long-term failures, for example, banks quarterly earning. While in some situations the reverse is applicable, short-term loses lead to long-term victories, for example, the story of slack. So i don't know if there will be a definition that gives justice without being vague.

Success at work simply means bringing satisfaction to the team involved in a particular task. Whether it’s about in-house colleagues or clients Whereas failure, to some extent, is not seeing the desired results that will bring satisfaction to the team.

Success is when users are satisfied. This is the foundation of every success. The failure is if I make a product that only I use in the whole world.

I think that success is failing, to learn something new.

Sucess = Learning + Progress Failure = Comfort zone

getting the end user be able to say : "your tool helps me spend more time my family"

If I achieve my goals or not