We all make mistakes. We make them because we are perfectly human. But a work colleague and I both noticed that the frequency of human errors that affect our daily lives have become so frequent as to be more than merely annoying, but a bit scary. I have to challenge the work habits of many in the workforce today. It is not okay to adopt a cavalier attitude about mistakes. The massive amount of errors supports the claim of employers that it’s difficult to find good help these days. I write this week’s post at the behest of my work colleague. Continue reading “To Error is Human”
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