Yes but we still have a couple on this board to have the nerve to insult us for questioning our "wonderful" management. Isn't it the job of management, in a crisis, to quickly gather the facts and communicate those facts in a timely fashion.

Also, someone made a comment that we knew the risk and should just suck it up. Of course we knew there was risk but we did our risk assessment based on what we have been told by management repeatedly. So with your logic I guess it's ok for management to screw up royally because there is "risk".

Even if we give them the benefit of the doubt that they were blindsided (which is a huge stretch) their reaction to this mess is abyssmal.