toodles1628

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   by toodles1628 6y ago

   It seems convenient to be clueless. Certainly makes for a better apology than "Of course I knew the issue but wanted to try to push it through." To me it doesn't seem credible that you as the CEO of a recruiting company didn&
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   by toodles1628 6y ago

   An apology is not a "get out of jail free card," it is a good first step on the road to repairing users' trust. They still screwed up and have a long way to go in my mind.
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   by toodles1628 6y ago

   Do you believe the part where he said he didn't realize the consequences of being default public? That part is inconceivable to me. I believe he did know the issues and decided to proceed anyway to see how bad the public reaction would
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   by toodles1628 6y ago

   The true part is that the business is in crisis and they were trying to move quickly to save it. I don't believe that he did not know the impact of the default public option - that is not credible. It certainly sounds better in an apol