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>The pilot project of one APAC director doesn't represent the entire company. Sure, no action is ever representative of an entire company - there are always ex
by alasdair_ 8y ago
>The pilot project of one APAC director doesn't represent the entire company.
Sure, no action is ever representative of an entire company - there are always exceptions, but in this case, the CEO and other senior leadership were both behind the project AND behind hiding it from others - you can't paint it as a rogue operation from "one APAC director".
- bduerst 8y agoScott Beaumont went so far as to ban note taking during meetings because he was worried other employees might find them, learn about the project existing, and oppose it vehemently. Along with intentionally bypassing the required privacy and security reviews, it has all the characteristics of a rogue project. The only reason we know about it is because the employees working on it opposed it so much they leaked it.