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I worked for two very large fortune 100 companies. Both of them had people in management quite obviously taking personal kickbacks from vendors. Sometimes rig
by dec0dedab0de 1y ago
I worked for two very large fortune 100 companies. Both of them had people in management quite obviously taking personal kickbacks from vendors. Sometimes right out in the open. I would loudly point it out in meetings, which got me uninvited from a bunch of meetings.
- D-Coder 1y ago> which got me uninvited from a bunch of meetings. So, not a total loss.
- steveBK123 1y agoEvery POC I have been involved in, across multiple firms, was driven by management trying to send some business to a buddys company
- ekianjo 1y agoYeah it's very often the case.
- gregorvand 1y agoDefinitely. I've watched a company move its entire health care plan to a startup, buddy of the CEO, to help juice said startup's customer base for investors. When the company were invited to a call to learn how their health plans had changed compared to the old provider (but after the contract was signed) - the startup 'would need more time to figure that out' .. you can imagine the deafening silence on that well-attended zoom call.