> If a company turns around and reverses a decision citing the very reasons they were criticised for making it, shouldn’t we applaud them for listening? Making

> If a company turns around and reverses a decision citing the very reasons they were criticised for making it, shouldn’t we applaud them for listening? Making a terrible mistake suggests you might have bad judgement. Fixing it doesn't erase that, it just removes the immediate impact of that bad decision. To recover fully they need to take additional action that demonstrates that actually their judgement has improved now.