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That’s the fault of the person falsifying data, not the person reporting the fraud.
by chrstphrknwtn 6y ago
That’s the fault of the person falsifying data, not the person reporting the fraud.
- jjoonathan 6y agoYeah but it still happens, and to people you care about who didn't deserve it.
- henriquemaia 6y agoThat's true. Several people will probably lose their jobs. But that is the kind of thinking that condemns whistleblowing for the wrong reasons. To put it differently, people rather prefer to keep on pretending if that keeps their jobs than to do the right thing. And that makes everyone a fraudster.