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I'm sure you've heard that ignorance of the law is no excuse right? Similar principle works here. No way the CEO did not know what was going on if 1000's of his
by user837387 10y ago
I'm sure you've heard that ignorance of the law is no excuse right? Similar principle works here. No way the CEO did not know what was going on if 1000's of his subordinates were doing it. Saying that he couldn't have known is negligent. Personally I do not buy the story that he did not know. Come on for fucks sake, Trump just got elected on virtually pure lies and you are still being stupidly naive. This CEO knew.
- stanfordkid 10y agoHe is not going to jail because they did nothing illegal, and most likely didn't even have negative intent. You are speaking like someone who has little experience with sales culture or sales incentive structures. You also seem to be naive to the level of fraud, theft and lies that "working-class" people regularly commit. Get out of the kumbaya bubble and wake up to reality. Workers do bad things all the time. They fired people when they caught them doing fraud. They never encouraged or enabled people to do fraud. They should have pushed for stronger top-down communication to state that they are investigating it and shutting it down. I'm not saying these guys are angels. I'm saying that people are blowing this out of proportion comparing it to Enron. That's my 2 cents. Take it or leave it.
- user837387 10y agoYeah, people like you are the problem. Just because you are used to it and/or every body does it does not make it OK. All you are doing is continuing to make excuses for the current fucked up system.