Chad Diggs on Building Quality Systems, Not Heroes
About this episode
Chad Diggs discusses the importance of building quality systems in organizations rather than relying on individual heroes.
Chad Diggs, author of Below the Surface, on building quality systems that don’t depend on heroes -- the cost of poor quality, blameless investigation, and why firefighting is a sign of a failing system.
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