I spent many years conducting root cause analyses and teaching major corporate employees, mostly engineers, how to do root cause analysis. One of the tools for root cause analysis is what some call "5 Whys," but I always called a "Why-Why Analysis," as sometimes it may take two "Whys" and others, ten. In this case, there are too few houses. But they don't ask or answer the next question: Why? //

When asked, "How do you know when you've arrived at a root cause," my stock reply was, "When you arrive at the point where some person or group of people made a decision, that's likely to be your root cause." //

Percyisacat
4 hours ago
Where did they find 1100 sq feet for $2500 a month in Campbell?????? My son lived in Santa Clara, and paid over $3,000 a month for rent.