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It's interesting when you put it like that, because it's clear there is no incentive to ever do the right thing then. You either come clean and bankrupt the co
by ramblerman 7y ago
It's interesting when you put it like that, because it's clear there is no incentive to ever do the right thing then.
You either come clean and bankrupt the company, or move forward and try to make the defective thing work asap, which is sort of what they did.
I'm not sure what the solution is, but clearly having the only incentive being the morality of those involved willing to risk their livelihood is not the solution.