Spot on. Leaders in my company love to tout the line "assume good faith". If you say anything that indicates someone else is not operating in good faith, you are deemed the bad actor. This allows bad actors to run absolutely rampant.

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bpt3 2 days ago | parent [-]

You can assume good faith initially without having to tolerate a bad actor who invalidates that assumption.

It seems like your company leadership missed that part of the lesson.

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idle_zealot 2 days ago | parent [-]

I would argue that there's an incentive to "miss" that part of the lesson.

	▲	bpt3 19 hours ago \| parent [-]
		For people who abuse the concept, sure. Again, that's just evidence that you're clear to drop the initial assumption.