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It seems convenient to be clueless. Certainly makes for a better apology than "Of course I knew the issue but wanted to try to push it through." To me it doesn
by toodles1628 6y ago
It seems convenient to be clueless. Certainly makes for a better apology than "Of course I knew the issue but wanted to try to push it through."
To me it doesn't seem credible that you as the CEO of a recruiting company didn't realize the issue of "default public" profiles. You literally have a section about confidentiality on the front page of your website so you must have known it was important to users.
- IanSanders 6y agoUsers are obviously not the customer, and recruitment business is shady in itself, sadly. No wonder.
- fydorm 6y agoI'm just as upset as the next guy, but it's a bit silly to presume that he knew how bad this would be. If that were the case, even if he were a greedy, evil, selfish bastard, he wouldn't have rolled out the feature because he would understand the backlash.