But if you messed up on an important interview question or completely fell short on a report your boss asked you to do, recovering is a little harder. Still, it doesn't mean you shouldn't try.

Making Hospitals Own Up to Their Mistakes By CBSNews.com staff CBSNews.com staff January 31, 2002 / 8:42 AM EST / CBS ...

Hillary Clinton recently told Diane Sawyer of ABC News that when she and her husband left the White House in 2001, they were “dead broke.” That was, to put it mildly, an ill-advised statement ...

3. Ask for forgiveness. Owning up your mistake is a good thing. But you will really make an impact if you ask for forgiveness. You have to tell that you are really sorry for what you did and that ...

Dear hospitals: Own up to your mistakes. March 27, 2017 More than 8 years ago. I read your article about hospitals' policies regarding medical mistakes ...

Own Up to Your Mistake When You’ve Dropped the Ball No matter how hard you try, you’re likely to disappoint a colleague at some point.