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A google search about numair faraz turned up this article http://www.engadget.com/2008/03/26/motorola-insider-tells-all-about-the-fall-of-a-technology-icon/ htt
by sid6376 15y ago
A google search about numair faraz turned up this article http://www.engadget.com/2008/03/26/motorola-insider-tells-all-about-the-fall-of-a-technology-icon/ http://www.engadget.com/2008/03/26/motorola-insider-tells-al... . An interesting read mainly because it was brave.
- pge 15y agoor one could conclude that he has a history of publicly blaming higher-ups and corporate management for failures in which he was involved. what's brave about embarrassing your boss and your company publicly? or making unsubstantiated claims about conspiracies against you?
- alecco 15y agoHe sounds like someone who cares about the company instead of a soulless drone who keeps quiet and counts his chips while looking for the next job.
- raganwald 15y agowhat's brave about embarrassing your boss and your company publicly Without saying anything about his character or motives, it is a given that public criticism of your current or former boss and/or company will have negative consequences for your career. Knowingly doing so is brave and/or foolhardy regardless of whether your motives are noble or crass.