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Exactly. I could have used more positive phrasing: "they have an opportunity to demonstrate sincerity by taking substantive action to correct their decision mak
by jknoepfler 9y ago
Exactly. I could have used more positive phrasing: "they have an opportunity to demonstrate sincerity by taking substantive action to correct their decision making process," but I missed that opportunity.
- cortesoft 9y agoI am also not exactly sure what makes an apology from a company that much different than an apology from an individual; in both cases, they could either be sincere or lying, and there is no real way to tell from the words alone. Individuals lie, just like companies do. The rate of lying might be different, but that doesn't really change much.
- hutzlibu 9y agoTrue, companys just have professional liers, called marketing/pr. But well, yes. It might be an exaggeration. To look at it positively, marketing people are just good at communicating ... only the borders to missleading and plain lying are very blurry ...