Thanks for posting that, very worthwhile (and entertaining) watch (though maybe a little too honest for the other people involved!).
For those who have worked in both types of environment (those that promote making things better vs those that punish you for doing something wrong) it's all too familiar.
After having spent a little too long in one of the more negative environments I made the mistake of attributing blame after a slightly disastrous event (while working at a much healthier company). My boss, rightly, told me that any blame was totally unacceptable in their culture. That's a lesson I've taken with me and I'll never forget. A culture of punishing honest mistakes will get you nowhere.
For those who have worked in both types of environment (those that promote making things better vs those that punish you for doing something wrong) it's all too familiar.
After having spent a little too long in one of the more negative environments I made the mistake of attributing blame after a slightly disastrous event (while working at a much healthier company). My boss, rightly, told me that any blame was totally unacceptable in their culture. That's a lesson I've taken with me and I'll never forget. A culture of punishing honest mistakes will get you nowhere.