Proximate vs. Root Causes: Why You Should Keep Digging to Find the Answer (2017)
Is it just me, or does this look more like a propaganda piece to confuse and guilt trip employees into learning in their free time than an attempt to explain anything? Seriously, who comes up with these examples?<p>Every action has consequences (also commonly called karma) and every effect has its causes. And that&#x27;s about it. Picking an arbitrary cause and insisting it&#x27;s special doesn&#x27;t look very constructive from here.