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Wouldn't hiring people with integrity mean hiring executives that write memos that they actually agree with ? >Bosworth distanced himself from the memo, saying
by firstplacelast 9y ago
Wouldn't hiring people with integrity mean hiring executives that write memos that they actually agree with ?
>Bosworth distanced himself from the memo, saying in a Twitter post that he hadn’t agreed with those words even when he wrote them.
That is scary as shit. That they think the leaker is the one without integrity and not the executive team.
What terrible people.
- Barrin92 9y ago>What terrible people. The language was kind of funny to me even. Hunting down the leakers to make Facebook great again... the company sounds like the business version of the white house administration. If it's this difficult and requires this much secrecy to convince yourself that what you're doing isn't evil then maybe something is very wrong on a foundational level.
- sago 9y ago> he hadn’t agreed with those words even when he wrote them I'm struggling to see why anybody thinks this is a reasonable defence. There is no indication he didn't believe it. The company's behaviour is consistent with it. He only said "I didn't mean it, it was to stimulate debate", and the classic "You're missing context" (which I am not able to show, of course) after drawing negative PR. It seems very generous to me to give his recent tweet much credibility at all.