> I ask Workman why parents should trust him with all that data. “You know, that’s a great question,” he says. “Honestly? Around data, I am not the expert on how and where this is stored.” Apparently, I would have to talk to one of his data guys about that.
Is it really asking too much for the CEO to have a legal- and engineering-approved answer to this question?
I mean, I’m glad he’s being honest, but it clearly shows that he’s out of touch with his customers if he hasn’t familiarized himself with the basic details of one of consumers’ biggest concerns in this domain.
Is it really asking too much for the CEO to have a legal- and engineering-approved answer to this question?
I mean, I’m glad he’s being honest, but it clearly shows that he’s out of touch with his customers if he hasn’t familiarized himself with the basic details of one of consumers’ biggest concerns in this domain.