I think what's interesting about this is that his ethical action was against his own company's interest. He spoke up for his engineering team and what he believ

I think what's interesting about this is that his ethical action was against his own company's interest. He spoke up for his engineering team and what he believed to be true, to an external body, at the expense of the executives and business partners at his company. I feel like there are a lot of parallels in modern-day situations. The common wisdom around PR is to get control of this kind of situation to prevent it.