• theneverfox@pawb.social
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    4 months ago

    Trouble is, their main job is to game public perception

    A transparent, honest CEO would win a lot of people over (although they’d also probably be less likely to ignore the horrible decisions that require apologies)

    Just remember - generic PR apologies are an attempt at mimickingv leaders actually taking responsibility for a mistake. The transparency will just become as soulless and corporate as the apologies are now

    We need to fix the system to remove the incentive to put heartless demons in positions of power