confidential employee records. I would not provide anyone with access to systems I no longer controlled.
And I would not allow anyone to convince me that protecting the company from the consequences of its own decisions was still my personal responsibility.
I had done my job.
I had documented the risks.
I had warned management.
Now it was time for management to manage.
Chapter Two: The First 1,237 Missing Paychecks
At 8:14 a.m., Madison discovered that her spreadsheet had a problem.
The issue wasn’t that spreadsheets were
