Re:A Few Words About Blameless Culture – By Michael Hart – O...
by incomingpain on Monday December 04, 2023 @09:27AM
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I did not know that arctic wolf had a blameless culture. In fact, I had the opposite expectation. The wolf usually represents a solo or selfish kind of thing. Which is technically not accurate to real wolf packs, but pop culture misleads about this.
I did know arctic wolf was big about being friendly to Trans and Autistic people, which I did like.
For me, long ago I was busy enough at work, I embraced blamelessness because I don't have time to waste on that crap. I immediately ended up with results where people who were expecting blame and didnt receive it were suddenly willing to get better. I learnt almost counter-intuitively or unexpectedly that you must have a blameless culture. Been blameless for at least a decade.
Props to arctic wolf, and well my current employer who is awesome.
I did know arctic wolf was big about being friendly to Trans and Autistic people, which I did like.
For me, long ago I was busy enough at work, I embraced blamelessness because I don't have time to waste on that crap. I immediately ended up with results where people who were expecting blame and didnt receive it were suddenly willing to get better. I learnt almost counter-intuitively or unexpectedly that you must have a blameless culture. Been blameless for at least a decade.
Props to arctic wolf, and well my current employer who is awesome.