Re:Leaving Mozilla
by thatguy0900 on Tuesday October 13, 2020 @03:10PM
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucius_Quinctius_Cincinnatus probably because I was thinking of this guy, Marcus Aurelius just said he didn't want to be emporer but did it as a duty to the state, got them mixed up. I think nestle not having a vision is the reason it won't ever have a moral ceo, though, there's no reason for anyone to push a moral person to the top when morality will probably produce less results. Even if you find such people it's hard to promote them without a sense of ethics at the top I think.
Re:Leaving Mozilla
by cutemonster on Thursday October 15, 2020 @02:01PM
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Thanks for the link, interesting to read :-)
Hmm yes maybe in a way, some organizations can be "immune" to becoming more ethical / less depraved
Maybe the way to handle that, is to start another organization and try to out complete the wicked one
And maybe it's possible to find such people, like GW, for non executive roles, too.
What if maybe Nestle doesn't actually have a vision?
If they just picked words that sound good, as a PR thing, to sell more?