It seems, from the article at least, that the're very much a culture of blame, which I find quite surprising. I've never been a fan of the practices of practice

It seems, from the article at least, that the're very much a culture of blame, which I find quite surprising. I've never been a fan of the practices of practices such as making people wear a hat if they break the build and the like. It seems counter-productive to getting things built and shipped, and just seems to make an unhappy workplace (in my mind, at least)