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I'd be curious what Japan-knowledgeable hackers say about this. The instances I remember were ones where they chose a figurehead on the exec team, usually one c
by unsupp0rted 5y ago
I'd be curious what Japan-knowledgeable hackers say about this. The instances I remember were ones where they chose a figurehead on the exec team, usually one close to retirement, who accepts full responsibility and resigns to publicly take one for the team.
It's sort of a fake mea culpa, in which the culpa isn't in reality mea, but is rather more structural and nobody wants to admit it.
- fomine3 5y agoResigning CEO or related CxO is pretty common way to express apologize for public in Japan large company. The problem is that it won't change anything unless the problem was caused by the CxO.