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Some of us do work for companies who respect and promote GDPR who are not based in EU, and we're hiring. Leave, that's a perfect example of terrible leadership.
by notananthem 8y ago
Some of us do work for companies who respect and promote GDPR who are not based in EU, and we're hiring. Leave, that's a perfect example of terrible leadership.
- jacquesm 8y agoAgreed. When the Volskswagen story broke that was my first repsonse: Management Failure. No matter how you slice it in a company that is run in a hierarchical fashion there is no way that an employee at some level decides to break the law in such a blatant manner without being pressured to do so in some way. Which in the longer term turned out to be right. I'd love to see Winterkorn behind bars for that one.
- kuschku 8y agoWell, that was what VW said from the beginning. Although it was presented as "rogue engineer", the person they originally presented was the head of the entire department, and a VP at VW. And VW is suing Winterkorn in a civil case, too.
- matte_black 8y agoIt’s foolish to comply when there isn’t even one example yet of a small non-EU company successfully being hit with fines.