It implies that we did not understand the whole project and that we are not involved. we will look like a passive girl who totally lacks initiative, even ambition.
Blaming the technique was good ten years ago, but today we know that there are backups, that an email is not lost, etc. we will be taxed as zero in computer science. Rather penalizing.
This is an argument supposed to attract understanding. except that if we use this excuse often, it will not be credible. you will be seen as a liar at worst and a disorganized person at best.
The "it's not me, it's the other, sir", it sounds a bit immature, which is a weakness in the work. in front of the boss, it is better to explain the problem and the solution that we have imagined.
THANKS TO KARINE AUBRY, BUSINESS COACH, WWW.KOLIBRICOACHING.COM.
