Comment on No, I still don't want to work for GoogleparentComments−illuminate13y"A lot of Enron employees had nowhere to go (for geographical and specialty reasons) and had to make ethical compromises"You're not seriously blaming Enron on your average grunt, are you?−guelo13yIf you've heard the recording of the Enron traders joking about the California power crisis you know that some of those grunts were pretty unethical.−illuminate13yNo doubt. I'm was implying that the fraud was pervasive in all of the company's strata, that it was not the invention of your average low-level employee and manager.−michaelochurch13yNo, of course not, but it wasn't only grunts who were subjected to PRC.
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"A lot of Enron employees had nowhere to go (for geographical and specialty reasons) and had to make ethical compromises"
You're not seriously blaming Enron on your average grunt, are you?
If you've heard the recording of the Enron traders joking about the California power crisis you know that some of those grunts were pretty unethical.
No doubt. I'm was implying that the fraud was pervasive in all of the company's strata, that it was not the invention of your average low-level employee and manager.
No, of course not, but it wasn't only grunts who were subjected to PRC.