Delay, Deny and Deflect: How Facebook’s Leaders Fought Through Crisis
This Times piece should be taken seriously by FB, it&#x27;s shareholders, employees, and users. With good sourcing, this paints a <i>very</i> immature picture of the company, from leadership on down to the users.<p>Though the article uses the Russian interference as the launching off point, in my reading, it seems that these attacks on our democracy are essentially waived off. That the most pressing issue for Zuck was not that the families of his senior staff were being fooled (along with the rest of the voting public), but that his company may be ruined. This extremely serious, and continuing, attack on the public seems to not really matter to any of the parties involved, only that they may get &#x27;in trouble&#x27; or lose money.<p>Good Lord. Where is the maturity? Where are the adults? Zuck seems like he&#x27;s still 24 here, bopping about feeding calves and &#x27;listening&#x27;. At least write up a report on your summer vacation.<p>The dire situations that the company (and the government) is in seems to be only taken as far as the mirrors these actors look into.<p>What absolute children.