@arman
Arman · 4 answers · 2y

Your direct manager has done something stupid that caused a significant blow to the company you work for. Only you know the culprit, i.e. your manager.
Do you feel morally obligated to inform the top brass/the board of directors?
Or do you intend to take advantage of the situation and tell the manager to get off your back whenever you slack?
Or do you just ignore the whole thing and get on with your life? Or maybe do some other interesting thing?!

Highly unlikely I'd ever get involved unless it directly affected me in some way - like the manager tried to shift blame onto me, in which case fuck them and it's on

@RetroKnight
Sean ⚡🤖 · 2y

Ignore

@CloudBurst07
cLOUD · 2y

I feel morally obliged to vent this to my workmates if possible.

@Kate
Kate Matsuda · 2y

I don't think I'd feel a moral obligation, I don't give a f*ck how well the companies do anyway, companies are inherently selfish and evil. If I were more socially savvy I might take advantage of the situation, but that's well beyond my ability and confidence. So I guess I'd just ignore and get on with my life.

@ColorStorm
inhahe · 2y

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