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Ah yes, the super-spy excuse. That worked well before, why not go for it again. It basically boils down to "Don't blame us, we are up against the super-sophis
by rdtsc 9y ago
Ah yes, the super-spy excuse. That worked well before, why not go for it again.
It basically boils down to "Don't blame us, we are up against the super-sophisticated Chinese / KGB / aliens etc". It's a way to deflect blame.
> . In a speech at the University of Georgia last month, he [now ex-CEO] described a stagnating credit reporting agency with a “culture of tenure” and “average talent.”
When the CEO talks publicly about average talent, you can be sure the real talent is well below average.
- g051051 9y ago> > . In a speech at the University of Georgia last month, he [now ex-CEO] described a stagnating credit reporting agency with a “culture of tenure” and “average talent.” That was his description of the organization he inherited, in 2005. It was not his opinion of the organization as it stands now.
- QAPereo 9y agoRight, clearly there's been a vast improvement under his tenure! /s
- mrguyorama 9y agoI resent that! I am average talent, and I would never continue working at a place that refuses to fix the issues they have