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What do you mean that "management" is not taking the blame? The CEO resigned. The two chief engineers who reportedly hatched the scheme (who are as upper manage
by URSpider94 11y ago
What do you mean that "management" is not taking the blame? The CEO resigned. The two chief engineers who reportedly hatched the scheme (who are as upper management as you get, they reported to the CEO) were fired. The head of US operations was also fired.
What more are you expecting? And how does this make it sound like it's not the fault of upper management and executives?