pointing finger when something goes wrong what is the answer
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When something goes wrong, pointing a finger usually doesn't fix it. The better answer is to pause, figure out what happened, and ask how to make it right. That means owning any part you played, talking with others calmly to find the real cause, and focusing on a solution and what to learn next time. Blame might feel satisfying for a moment, but taking responsibility and working toward a fix actually helps everyone move forward[tex].[/tex]
When something goes wrong, the phrase "pointing a finger" means assigning blame to someone else. The "answer" or solution to this unproductive behavior is to shift focus from assigning fault to finding a solution.
