To be fair, the cheating was quite minor. They used a macro to click through a powerpoint. Employees were still tested on the content of the powerpoint and not

To be fair, the cheating was quite minor. They used a macro to click through a powerpoint. Employees were still tested on the content of the powerpoint and not permitted to sell insurance without passing the test. In short, the law they broke was learning the material too rapidly. I'd happily call this admirable disruption. The real failure lies with the California regulators who made it a crime to click through a powerpoint too fast - unfortunately, unlike the CEO of zenefits, they kept their job.