Episode

The Process of Blame - Why Fast Thinking Breaks Slow Systems

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Process Debt
Published
Dec 19, 2025
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Summary

Blame is the quickest reflex in business, and also one of the most costly. In this episode, Chris and Toby explore why organizations tend to point fingers, how “fast thinking” can override careful decision-making, and why simple routines like dashboards and check-ins are actually key to avoiding chaos. If you’ve ever wondered why problems keep occurring in your workflow, this conversation gets to the root of it.