Quality Circles: Improving Our Work by Examining Our Thinking
A pointing finger may identify a person, but it does not necessarily identify the cause of a problem. When something goes wrong, the easiest question is often, “Who is to blame? ” The more useful question is, “What happened, why did it happen, and how can we prevent it?
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