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Why should all the other C-levels avoid jailtime for crimes committed by the corporation they're responsible for by just having a literal official patsy? That s
by sli 4y ago
Why should all the other C-levels avoid jailtime for crimes committed by the corporation they're responsible for by just having a literal official patsy? That seems like such a blatant way to put C-levels above the law for real instead of the defacto way they seem to be right now.
- txru 4y ago(Hey, friend. I meant this as a lighthearted take. I have no power to write this into law) I don’t think at all anyone should do this cheaply haha. And imagine if the CLO told the board the other C-suite were squirreling secrets away. And individuals can always be indicted for fraud
- 3825 4y ago> Why should all the other C-levels avoid jailtime I don't care if the C-levels (other than the CEO and President of the board) go to prison. I want to see the CEO and ALL board members in prison for life with no possibility of parole.
- txru 4y agoOh of course if the CLO runs out of statistical life another would be appointed by the board only from the existing C-suite, even if the board is part court-appointed…
- russellendicott 4y agoBecause nobody would sign the offer letter except psychopaths and idiots.
- txru 4y agoYeah we’d just have to legally mandate its existence…
- autoexec 4y agoThat or the desperate. Seems like there are a lot of people who'd be willing to risk spending a year or two at a company with a very high salary even if there was a chance that in that year they might end up in some minimum security prison