My next employers were a major university followed by an IT research & consultancy firm, each of who were similarly compliance-challenged.
Finally joining a municipal workforce in which my direct supervisor (the CIO), and our Finance counterparts, understood the public trust with which we were duty-bound to uphold was life-changing. Trust requires trust.
Sadly, sometimes even bare compliance would be an improvement 🤬
This is brilliant, Jo!
It brings to mind my repeated experiences with institutions failing to meet even the compliance floor, most significantly as briefly documented here:
Musings on Defence Export Controls from a Dirty 🇨🇦 Foreign National:
https://open.substack.com/pub/digitalcanary/p/holding-miscreants-to-account
My next employers were a major university followed by an IT research & consultancy firm, each of who were similarly compliance-challenged.
Finally joining a municipal workforce in which my direct supervisor (the CIO), and our Finance counterparts, understood the public trust with which we were duty-bound to uphold was life-changing. Trust requires trust.
Sadly, sometimes even bare compliance would be an improvement 🤬
Right?! What do you do if we are off the ladder entirely?