How does working on one factor from the fishbone at a time help in root cause analysis?

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It is important because for each factor there will be a different person to hold accountable.

It helps keep people in meetings longer and enhances teamwork.

It keeps the focus on one factor, without jumping around unrelated ideas, thus making it easier to follow a logical cause and effect sequence.

It keeps the focus on one factor so that the problem can be narrowed down to just one root cause.

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