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That seems like pretty weak leverage, since refusing to transition the work won't stop the outsourcing. Even if a worker refuses to tell anyone how the Widget O
by Johnny555 11y ago
That seems like pretty weak leverage, since refusing to transition the work won't stop the outsourcing. Even if a worker refuses to tell anyone how the Widget Orders get entered into the computer that orders them, someone can reverse engineer the process and figure it out.
- guard-of-terra 11y ago"Even if a worker refuses to tell anyone how the Widget Orders get entered into the computer that orders them, someone can reverse engineer the process and figure it out" Someone could reverse engineer this, but they fired him too. The process might be disrupted seriously. But - who would care?
- Johnny555 11y agoSomeone could reverse engineer this, but they fired him too. Or they fly him in from overseas and say "Hey, see that stack of forms? You are your team have to figure out how they get entered into the computer so we can make more Widgets"