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Well that is something I can 100% relate to, but it's not the situation I was thinking of. A typical situation would be someone trying to deflect blame by ensu
by ThePadawan 8y ago
Well that is something I can 100% relate to, but it's not the situation I was thinking of.
A typical situation would be someone trying to deflect blame by ensuring they have talked to someone else before making a mistake, just so they won't take 100% of the fallout.
- hopler 8y agoThat sounds like not your problem. If A deflects blame to B, to escape C's judgement, then B can make their case to C separately. There's no reason to prevent A from having a conversation from B at all.