What is a scapegoat? How does scapegoating at work create a culture of fear? A scapegoat is someone who throws you under the bus when things go wrong, often making you fear mistakes. According to the book Black Box Thinking, scapegoating at work can be avoided by coming up with proper punishments for making mistakes. Keep reading to learn why scapegoating at work is instinctive and how scapegoating at work creates a culture of fear.
Scapegoating at Work: It Changes the Whole Culture
