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It’s not a simple mistake. It’s a critically damaging mistake to someone. Any process around such an event requires considerably more competence than what was d
by crimbles 3y ago
It’s not a simple mistake. It’s a critically damaging mistake to someone. Any process around such an event requires considerably more competence than what was demonstrated.
In this case their investigation said that the date of birth and last name were matched but the first names were not. This was flagged through by someone who didn’t do their job.
Thats just negligence of duty. I would expect to be minimally fired if I fucked up and hurt someone.
- jpc0 3y agoNote to Crimbles employer. Please be sure to fire them should they mistake one word when reading hundreds of documents a day, they have hereby agreed this is valid cause.
- crimbles 3y agoIf you get these confused and hurt Robert Smith you should be fired. Stop normalising incompetence! Robert Michael Smith - 12/10/1954 Gerard George Smith - 12/10/1954
- jpc0 3y agoThe incompetence here is that a single human being reading this document could make a mistake that would do exactly that. The human is guaranteed to make a mistake, just as you are. God forbid your mistake is only the serious matter of embarrassing an elderly person and needing to have your company apologize and make restitution and not putting software on an aircraft that causes it to fly nose first into the ground killing everyone on board. Would you like me to draw a picture of how the person shouldn't be fired, the entire system should change?