If they have a problem with hiring those kinds of people, then we are all in trouble. The destroyed microfiche tapes just cost a lot of money, and me my job (I think, been so long I forget to be honest). 😋
It didn't cost other human lives to either be ruined by injury or terminated, permanently.
Regardless, it identifies a serious problem is they do not have better controls than that, in place.
Anytime any company has to ramp up a massive increase in production, they hire bodies. They don’t hire good people, because good people are like good wives or husbands, they’re already off the market. You’re left with whoever applies. The next problem is everything, intelligence, diligence, attitude, is on a spectrum. I’ve worked with people who don’t give a damn. I recall where a painter working for a contractor on a nuclear submarine wanted to go home early, so he lit a fire that caused millions of dollars in damage. Those people are everywhere. The smart, motivated, well trained and diligent employee is rare today.
I have worked in a couple of startup companies, and I’ve had to also create a whole department (several times) where I had to hire lots of people. Even if you got good people, you’re in for a period of producing mostly junk until you get the people trained and the processes right. For that reason alone, I wouldn’t have gotten the vaccine. But now we know they lied about the safety testing by injecting the control group with the vaccine, so we’d never have a comparison. The injury and death rates were the same between the controls and the test subjects because the companies already knew there were potentially fatal problems. These medical companies make Mafia hit men seem like choirboys.