This is also a much better way of handling the problem than OP's blunder on the article. Berating in an office might teach one person. Not berating and admitti

This is also a much better way of handling the problem than OP's blunder on the article. Berating in an office might teach one person. Not berating and admitting process failure in public can be educational for the whole company. Reminds me of Gitlab's database deletion thing a few years ago. Not only they spent money educating the one engineer, by making the story public they also educated their other employees, and dare I say the whole industry. I still hear people referring to that story from time to time.