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>Kiddo needs to go back to school, he's clearly forgotten all of his training. No he hasn't. He never had it. He was exposed as a fraud who didn't belong. His
by noonespecial 9y ago
>Kiddo needs to go back to school, he's clearly forgotten all of his training.
No he hasn't. He never had it. He was exposed as a fraud who didn't belong.
His golden parachute turns to lead. The investors take a bath. Its the only reasonable way any of this will ever get fixed.
- duality 9y agoThat's an interesting point. My other comment suggested one way we could give employees a vested interest in reporting negligence in security and the handling of users' data. You're saying the shareholders (or at least the large ones) should realize this is a risk to their money and act accordingly. Something of a two-pronged approach to keeping a company honest.
- noonespecial 9y agoOf course. Stock prices tank, dividends disappear to pay fines and restitution, and the board calls an emergency meeting and sends that half-wit packing amidst a cloud of words like "malus" and "clawback". It goes entirely without saying that a CEO with a failure of that magnitude in his wake is lucky to get a job managing a pizza joint after this.
- cannonedhamster 9y agoBut now he's experienced in handling issues of this type. It's a bonus for his employment.