I forgot about this conversation! I listened to Kara Swisher's interview of John Carreyrou, the Author of Bad Blood, which has become a New York Times best seller. One of the storylines is that George Schultz, former Secretary of State, got his grandson Tyler Schultz a job there. He figured out that they were faking the tests and he got disillusioned and left. He didn't seem to be able to talk to his grandfather about it because George was in denial.
John got a tip to talk to Tyler, so he connected over LinkedIn. Unfortunately, the company's counsel was watching and threatened Tyler, so he backed off for an agonizing while. But eventually, his conscience won out. He had anonymously filed a complaint with the government. Here's what he said in an interview:
"Companies and the government ultimately respond to the collective consciousness of the people, aent. Here's what he said in an interview:
"Companies and the government ultimately respond to the collective consciousness of the people, and the best way to communicate with people is through the press," Shultz said he learned. "Talking to the Wall Street Journal was way more effective than talking to [government regulators] or the company itself."nd the best way to communicate with people is through the press," Shultz said he learned. "Talking to the Wall Street Journal was way more effective than talking to [government regulators] or the company itself."
Damn. No wonder they're making a major feature film.