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There seemed to be a culture in Fujitsu where incompetent and judgemental people were allowed to rule the roost. The best example of this is the testimony of o
by chris_wot 3y ago
There seemed to be a culture in Fujitsu where incompetent and judgemental people were allowed to rule the roost.
The best example of this is the testimony of one Peter Sewell, who never met one of the victims but who, in an email, called him a “nasty chap” and that he was out to “rubbish the FJ name”.
You can see how he realises the enormity of his stupidity in testimony and tries to half heartedly defend himself (unsuccessfully):
https://youtu.be/fGCsvjYNWr0?si=q-ss0T35RFOecv7n https://youtu.be/fGCsvjYNWr0?si=q-ss0T35RFOecv7n
- neilv 3y ago> its [sic] up to you to maintain absolute strength and integrity Sounds like he was using a different sense of the term "integrity" than I was. Figuratively, like integrity of a physical barrier, to the (claimed) attack of this other person.
- beachy 3y agoHis testimony is infuriating. Every question answered quickfire and monosyllabicly, trying to shut it down. Exactly the mindset that led to this giant fubar in the first place.
- FerretFred 3y ago> There seemed to be a culture in Fujitsu where incompetent and judgemental people were allowed to rule the roost. This also applies to Parliament. They're renowned for it!
- graemep 3y agoThere is no better alternative, and at least Parliament operates fairly transparently. It is the rest of government (civil servants and agencies, as well as politicians) that is the real problem.
- FerretFred 3y agoThe whole system is flawed.