1 in 8 workers say selling company logins is justifiable
7 points
1/21/1970
16 hours ago
by speckx
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AngryData
The title makes it sound like random employees are the problem, but per the article it seems like the higher someone is in the hierarchy the more likely they are to do it.
1/8 is 12.5%, but per the article "Thirty-two percent of managers, 36 percent of directors, and 43 percent of C-suite executives said it was justifiable to sell their login details", so it seems like the average worker is bringing the average down.
The title makes it sound like random employees are the problem, but per the article it seems like the higher someone is in the hierarchy the more likely they are to do it.
1/8 is 12.5%, but per the article "Thirty-two percent of managers, 36 percent of directors, and 43 percent of C-suite executives said it was justifiable to sell their login details", so it seems like the average worker is bringing the average down.