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Will do, should do, going to do. Lots of promises not a single action. Since Friday, or earlier of knowing about the incident, they could have conducted the au
by faramarz 9y ago
Will do, should do, going to do. Lots of promises not a single action.
Since Friday, or earlier of knowing about the incident, they could have conducted the audit and closed any lose ends and used this opportunity to say we have already done x and y.
Instead, it's just announcements. Not good enough.
- 908087 9y agoThe benefit of making promises instead of taking action, is that people generally forget about promises if you let enough time elapse.