And trying to reverse while steering, and going too fast through an ice field at night, preventing the lower deck people from reaching the lifeboat deck by placing barricades in their path(because the richer passengers didn't want the plebs in their sections)and launching lifeboats long before they were filled to capacity once the evacuation had begun. You also had the problem with a lot of passengers standing around and not boarding the lifeboats early on because they thought the whole thing was a fucking joke(at least until the ship was notably sinking at the bow and it became harder to deny there was a problem).
That's before getting into the myriad of other issues, like not having enough lifeboats to begin with, the design flaws, not having telegraph operators on call at night, etc.
It's a laundry list of failures, any of one of which could have lessened the damaged or loss of life if they'd been dealt with properly.
Or just pretend it's not a problem until a bunch of people die before we actually attempt to start fixing things.