You make a good point about judging them on how well they learn from this mistake. My concern is they may come up with a good framework, but then can't execute the solution well. In this case the solution means little. And this incident has cast doubt on their ability to execute.
Then again, it may only be one bad incident, and every small company has those.
What troubles me most is the claim they attempted to cover it up, so I'm not sure how many times an incident like this has happened.
Then again, it may only be one bad incident, and every small company has those.
What troubles me most is the claim they attempted to cover it up, so I'm not sure how many times an incident like this has happened.