When things go wrong, the standard management strategy is to decide who takes the blame. This should be an… — Jack Mcdevitt
When things go wrong, the standard management strategy is to decide who takes the blame. This should be an underling, as far down the chain as possible, but preferably with some visibility so people know management means business.
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