My dad was a manager of an Enron-linked company. It never really hurt his job prospects, and was actually viewed really highly. He was investigated and found cl

My dad was a manager of an Enron-linked company. It never really hurt his job prospects, and was actually viewed really highly. He was investigated and found clean. In fact, he took on a lot of debt trying to clean up the mess, which a lot of people admired. Similarly I know a guy who worked at WeWork. He tried to change things for the better and was ultimately ostracized and fired for it. But he's a good guy and his story clicks. I think you'll definitely land jobs with such golden stains on your resume, but you'll have to address the elephant in the room - did you make things better or worse?