A good worker sometimes has to blame their tools!

Sometimes it's not about the ability to spin straw out of gold, with a better spinning wheel your output might be even greater.  While we commonly say " a bad worker blames their tools" - sometimes it really is that the tool needs to be improved/  How can a business hope to go online if the WiFi cannot sustain that, or how can someone be expected to work from home if they aren't given permissions, or their equipment is too slow.  We need to place the responsibility discerningly, and the solutions will be more effective!