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It's less of a matter of loyalty towards Google and more of a matter of hubris from the leaker(s) and the people they've been working with. That's why people ar
by kemonocode 8y ago
It's less of a matter of loyalty towards Google and more of a matter of hubris from the leaker(s) and the people they've been working with. That's why people are angry.
Had they not gotten so brazen as to put up in real time what was being said in the meeting, I'm sure the reaction would have been different. Of course, the powers to be at Google took the chance to turn sympathy towards themselves and are going to use it as an excuse from now on to be a tad less candid in these meetings.
- orionblastar 8y agoI remember way back when Apple had to fire people for leaking stuff to the news. Osborne had a problem like that had a new model being invented and someone leaked it so nobody bought the current model to fuel money to build the new model. Leaks can break a company.