I've observed similar attitudes and reactions in matters of security. The advocate insisting we should and can do better is criticized -- perhaps marginalized

I've observed similar attitudes and reactions in matters of security. The advocate insisting we should and can do better is criticized -- perhaps marginalized -- and uses up personal capital to get improvements in place. Some time on, those measures prove decisive. Unfortunately, as often as not, such efforts end up crippling if not destroying the same person's career. In part, this is due to a function -- I'd argue; not a side-effect -- of corporations: To dilute and minimize personal legal culpability. I use the words "legal" and "culpability" purposefully. I agree with the attitude presented in the article: It does not reduce personal responsibility. (Nor, in my opinion, certain definitions of culpability.)