Task Work in pairs and discuss the questions

Task 8. Work in pairs and discuss the questions.
1. Do you agree with what the article says about mistakes?
2. Give an example of a time when you did/didn’t learn from your mistakes.
"As an editor, I was responsible for proofreading the publication's monthly magazine. While I was quite effective at catching mistakes, one time I missed that the page numbers were all one page off. I didn't notice this mistake until we had already sent the files to the printer. I was quite worried about this small detail since the numbers wouldn't align with our table of contents. While the graphic designer was responsible for the design error, I took complete accountability for not catching her mistake.
I directly contacted the printer and to my relief, they were behind on production and hadn't started printing our pages yet. I had the graphic designer fix the error and then asked a few of my fellow editors to triple-check that everything looked correct. We ended up having our perfect copies printed on time. This mistake taught me not to overlook even the smallest details. Even if something is almost always correct, I'm sure to fully edit it. To make a publication look credible, I ensure that there are no errors, including formatting ones."