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British Airways IT engineer blamed for outage

• dazfuller 9y ago
  There's so much wrong with this picture. It's also an alarming trend where organisations are singling out employees for blame (also thinking VW). Were they entirely to blame? Did management put them under pressure to deliver quickly? Were they correctly trained? Also, this kind of pokes massive holes in their DR processes!
  • fiedzia 9y ago
    > Were they entirely to blame? Of course not. If they've made a mistake, someone designed the system that allows this mistake to be made, and to have such consequences. Blaming a person is an enormous lack of ethics and responsibility on BA side - as a whole.
• iraklism 9y ago
  "It appears that alternative power sources including batteries and a diesel generator may also have failed." So yeah, its was all down to the fault of one single person. Sure :)
  • lazylizard 9y ago
    if it were the fault of a single person, that'd be the cto then?