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the decision may or may not be dumb, but appealing to the popularity of a decision is never logically sound. There have been incredibly unethical things done th
by toolz 5y ago
the decision may or may not be dumb, but appealing to the popularity of a decision is never logically sound. There have been incredibly unethical things done throughout history with far more than 1/3 approval.
- weeblewobble 5y agoI think it's pretty sound in this case. A policy change that causes 1/3 of your company to resign in protest is definitionally dumb (unless you're a believer in the "I meant to do that" school of thought being suggested elsewhere in this thread).