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He is ethical, and known to expose wrongdoings. No way in hell that he is getting hired in that industry.. and even if he is - no way that he'll have any kind
by Xelbair 7y ago
He is ethical, and known to expose wrongdoings.
No way in hell that he is getting hired in that industry.. and even if he is - no way that he'll have any kind of access to incriminating information.
- mcv 7y agoHe should be hired by regulators. They need more people who can expose wrongdoings.
- philpem 7y agoThe sad fact is, the regulators are so underfunded they probably can't afford to hire him.
- usrusr 7y agoCherry on top, in a perfectly cynical (and hopefully hypothetical!) world: "After five years at the regulator, the car industry had paid him more than he would ever have earned as their employee"
- negamax 7y agoUnderrated comment. This seems like a great closure for this, which is a seriously embarrassing development
- navigatesol 7y ago>No way in hell that he is getting hired in that industry.. So you're saying that no one in the auto industry is ethical, and that they deliberately hire unethical people? Out of the millions of employees across the country and globe? Deplorables, all of them? That's rich. Silicon Valley is hypocritical and out-of-touch.
- matz1 7y agoThey are all ethicall, it's just might not have the same ethics as you. Ethics is relative afterall.