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Hmm...why should the onus be on the engineer? An organisation that does this is broken. Most are. While it is important to realise that this brokenness is in
by mpweiher 6y ago
Hmm...why should the onus be on the engineer?
An organisation that does this is broken.
Most are.
While it is important to realise that this brokenness is in fact widespread, I don't think it should be normalised.
- arcticbull 6y agoThat's an unfortunate function of being human. The right idea won't always win if it's coming from the wrong person.
- mpweiher 6y agoIn the “natural state”, yes. Organizations should be cognizant of this flaw and strive to eliminate or at least mitigate it as best as possible. Organizations that do are likely to outperform those that do not. See Toyota.