The company, Target, had their bulls eye painted on their chest this
past week. We all read about the loss of nearly 40MM sets of credit
card data. What we didn't know, because they told us it hadn't
happened, was that the PIN numbers were compromised as well.
Once that
truth came to light, then all of their credibility was lost and they now
have a real consumer problem on their hands. It begs the question,
"Why didn't they just tell the whole truth the first time?"
There are
so many examples we have of other companies who get in a crisis that
it's not like any of us are learning this for the first time. We also
know that the companies that are applauded for their transparency and
forthright actions are the ones that we remember positively and keep on
buying and consuming from them.
Target chose the other path, or it so
appears, and that might well haunt them for many years to come.
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