I remember back in my (kinda) corporate days of working in a “no blame culture” environment. Yeah, if you made a major cock-up, you might get bollocked for it, but generally, solutions were more important than blame.

However, these days, I spend a fair bit of time on bigger (building) sites where, believe me, the blame culture is alive and well. The second there’s a ****-up, everybody gathers round hammering out exactly who’s fault it is and who’ll be paying for it. 😀