A company can likely be 10x (or more) productive if they're shooting for 99% of code being "good enough". It's understood that sometimes mistakes will happen,

A company can likely be 10x (or more) productive if they're shooting for 99% of code being "good enough". It's understood that sometimes mistakes will happen, but you get a lot more done when you know 99% bug-free is OK. What happens with the blame game is that many employees now start to focus on hitting that 100% level, which significantly slows things down, and probably still doesn't result in hitting that 100% bug-free mark. It's just a really bad idea, and is probably instituted by non-technical management.