When person “A” claims someone else, person “B” is responsible for a situation that person “A” is in charge of, person “A” is indicating they may be in charge, but they are not a responsible manager. Is it logical for person A to acknowledge that person “B”, the individual they point their finger at, is “the responsible” person? In these circumstances Person “A” is not a responsible manager at best and at worst is an irresponsible manager. Would it be better/best for person “A” to take responsibility for the situation and deal with it as the position requires?
PS: This behavior of person “A” is no different from situations in which children point fingers at one another confidently claiming “they did it”.
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