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It's not crazy, but many company divisions are set up in such a way to dilute guilt, and make people feel helpless about fixing issues near them. It will often
by hibikir 2y ago
It's not crazy, but many company divisions are set up in such a way to dilute guilt, and make people feel helpless about fixing issues near them. It will often be difficult to follow a paper trail and find that yes, X Y and Z were the people that decided on a criminally negligent tradeoff.
Just like the unread targets in Wells Fargo, nobody asks for the fraudulent behavior by name, but the incentives often make it inevitable.
- walleeee 2y ago> many company divisions are set up in such a way to dilute guilt not only the internal structure of the firm, but the legal framework in which firms operate, not to mention the cultural mythology situating it all diffusion of responsibility as one of the defining characteristics of the modern era