Kaiser's letter is so smarmy I don't see how it could possibly work. It repeatedly absolves itself of any culpability and talks of how it was only responding to government requirements and expert medical guidance. There's not an iota of contrition in that they acted capriciously and with outright malevolence toward their employees. No, t…
Kaiser's letter is so smarmy I don't see how it could possibly work. It repeatedly absolves itself of any culpability and talks of how it was only responding to government requirements and expert medical guidance. There's not an iota of contrition in that they acted capriciously and with outright malevolence toward their employees. No, they were just following the science and now lucky you the science has changed. Ho hum.
I continue to be vindicated in my belief that the vast majority of corporate boardrooms are filled with sociopaths.
Kaiser's letter is so smarmy I don't see how it could possibly work. It repeatedly absolves itself of any culpability and talks of how it was only responding to government requirements and expert medical guidance. There's not an iota of contrition in that they acted capriciously and with outright malevolence toward their employees. No, they were just following the science and now lucky you the science has changed. Ho hum.
I continue to be vindicated in my belief that the vast majority of corporate boardrooms are filled with sociopaths.
"Just following orders." Where have we heard that before?
Spot on - all sociopaths.