As the boss, finding "fun" in "public shaming" is a really, really, bad idea. It may be fun to you, but to the person being shamed, it's not any fun when it's c

As the boss, finding "fun" in "public shaming" is a really, really, bad idea. It may be fun to you, but to the person being shamed, it's not any fun when it's coming from a superior. The day my management puts a "person to blame" field in the tracker because he thinks public shaming is amusing is the day I update my resume and GTFOD with great haste because that's the day my management stops caring about my ability to be anything other than a scapegoat.