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> "Leaks" are done by insider employees wishing to harm the org they work for This isn’t always the main motivation, and in my experience this isn’t even usual
by bluepod4 3y ago
> "Leaks" are done by insider employees wishing to harm the org they work for
This isn’t always the main motivation, and in my experience this isn’t even usually the main motivation.
(But if I’m wrong, please tell me. Don’t downvote me for my opinion/life experience. I have definitely seen the whole “f the company” scenario a number of times. But usually it’s “f a particular person” or it’s a “this violates my principles” kind of thing. Companies are legally entities but not that much psychologically, in my opinion.)
- bluepod4 3y agoRe: “But usually…” It’s a “oops, I’m drunk or forgetful and said or did more than I should have” lol. I forgot to add that one. > Companies are legally entities but not that much psychologically. This is my own statement that I can’t edit. I understand that many people think otherwise depending on the context. I do also. In this particular context of “insider threat” (i.e. employee leaks), I still believe the main cause isn’t to “harm a company”.