Avoid the blame game from "summary" of The Oz Principle by Roger Connors,Thomas A. Smith,Craig R. Hickman
The concept of avoiding the blame game is crucial in taking ownership and accountability for one's actions and results. It is easy to fall into the trap of pointing fingers at others when things go wrong, but this only serves to deflect responsibility and hinder progress. When individuals engage in the blame game, they are essentially giving away their power and control over the situation. Instead of focusing on what they can do to improve the outcome, they are fixated on finding someone else to hold accountable. This mentality creates a culture of victimhood and excuses, rather than one of accountability and growth.
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