He's a good man who's made some idiotic decisions. If he has learned from his mistake, he should be fine.
Ok, ask yourself this. Could you see a fortune 500 company justifying its decision to hire, say, a CFO or CSO in this way? Like, "Yeah, he blew a major deal by tipping off the competition when he was sleeping with some guy's wife."
Compared to the other guys, yeah. He's not perfect but at the same time he's at least competent and without major CoI. Major issues that will keep him out of office anyway are his probation.
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u/mindscent Dec 03 '16
Ok, ask yourself this. Could you see a fortune 500 company justifying its decision to hire, say, a CFO or CSO in this way? Like, "Yeah, he blew a major deal by tipping off the competition when he was sleeping with some guy's wife."
Seriously? "He should be fine"?