Which eventually attract the jackpot of -300M fine from Uncle Sam.
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when's our next ethics training
And the Italian CFO said he didn’t give a f*** as he is not an American.
"Defend" means when they got caught red-handed, Dave tried to rationalize it away under the guise of sub-assemblies. But yeah I'm sure he encouraged it through and through.
He did not defend it. He encouraged it. I was in the room ..
The CEO is 100% responsible. Not only did he face no personal consequences, he actually bragged that breaking the law was probably still worth it because Seagate made more than the 300M fine. And its you who has to sit and take ethics training for 2 hours every year and pretend Seagate is a serious company.
The guy at the top is responsible. He was the one who defended it, even while our competitor played by the rules.