In hindsight decisions always horribly wrong/right. But more than always being right, I personally think it's more important to step back and admit that you mi

In hindsight decisions always horribly wrong/right. But more than always being right, I personally think it's more important to step back and admit that you might actually be wrong and take necessary steps to correct. This summer I was at MSFT as an intern, and I was quite surprised to see some groups which take bold steps despite many criticising them. Unfortunately, the overlords with all their experience, should know better.