“Did this person have all the information they needed? Was the process clear? Did the system support the behavior we expected? Are we fixing the actual problem? Are we just treating the symptom?”

Great Practice. Great Life. by Atticus · Blinded by Blame: The Hidden Leaks in Your Law Firm with Dr. Kenya Oduor

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ask better diagnostic questions (Did the person have all the information? Was the process clear? Did the system support the behavior?) before blaming anyone

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