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What do you mean? Let's assume the individial he is talking about is a manager of a group of hundreds of engineers working in this area. This means this guy's
by johansch 11y ago
What do you mean?
Let's assume the individial he is talking about is a manager of a group of hundreds of engineers working in this area. This means this guy's direct manager most likely would not be in a position to inspect the work of people 2-3 levels down for any irregularities.
What processes should be in place, exactly, to do what? Quarterly polygraph tests performed by all engineering managers to assure top management they haven't broken any laws?
- Retric 11y agoFor something like this an open door policy where someone can send issues up the chain would have work over the 6+ years this policy was in place.
- s73v3r 11y agoAt the end of the day, that manager is still responsible for everything that happens under them. That's the justification for giving them the big paychecks, isn't it?
- johansch 11y agoI thought the justification for their big paychecks was the value they brought.
- sheepmullet 11y ago> What do you mean? All you need are strong whistleblowing protections and mandatory independent investigation of any claims made. Do you really think of the dozens of people who had to be aware of it none of them would have thought "this is really dodgy" and wanted to push it up the chain?