EXOD303 Rather than merely finding fault with what others do, we should offer constructive suggestions. When Yisro saw that his son-in-law Moshe was judging the entire Jewish nation by himself, he told him that this was not good (verse 17). Yisro warned Moshe that he was wearing away both himself and the people who needed judgments (verse 18). Yisro therefore advised Moshe to delegate power to subordinates who would judge the smaller cases, while Moshe would judge the larger ones. ... Some people always find fault with the way others do things. They should learn from Yisro and suggest ways and means of improving the situation, rather than merely complaining and criticizing.