> At every stage everyone is doing their job. Everyone is trying to do the right thing for success and to not get fired. Everyone has a problem that can only be

> At every stage everyone is doing their job. Everyone is trying to do the right thing for success and to not get fired. Everyone has a problem that can only be fixed by someone at a different level compromising on their quality of work or their personal happiness. I think this hits the nail on the head. A bunch of reasonably competent people went in with the best intentions, all in good faith and over time it became clear certain assumptions were either too optimistic or simply wrong. While there is definitely blame to be apportioned, the frustration felt by all involved leads to a very human reaction of calling it malevolence or incompetence.