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"that's a textbook example of how not to blow the whistle and be seen as credible." Considering that the last 2 years is full of whistle blowers that acted cre
by gottareply2020 6y ago
"that's a textbook example of how not to blow the whistle and be seen as credible."
Considering that the last 2 years is full of whistle blowers that acted credibly and saw nothing happen, I doubt she cared about the larger optics. The data manger was probably more concerned with an immediate, clear response to users of the data.
- neltnerb 6y agoAnd obviously being paid as per her first quoted remark. It's different to be a whistle blower when you aren't sitting on a big savings account, other people's problems stop being a high priority.