At my old job, one specific manager would go on a tirade of "who to blame" at the onset of any serious issue. More resources were consistently spent on finding

At my old job, one specific manager would go on a tirade of "who to blame" at the onset of any serious issue. More resources were consistently spent on finding out who caused a problem instead of solving the problem. I've grown a keen eye for this antipattern. I don't understand which problem laying the blame addresses. We have a vaccine. We should be solving the problem of getting that vaccine into as many people as possible, which is a problem that the WHO can help with. Finally, the author of this article has made it extremely clear that they would only accept one answer. I'm all for rooting out accountability once the pandemic is over, but such blatant refusal to entertain any other explanations is definitively a which hunt.