[timv]

Has the "macro" hurt anybody yet?

The employees who used it and then signed a false declaration are at risk of jail.

That was their choice, but they were seemingly under pressure from their CEO, so it seems fairly evident (to me) that Parker created a real problem for his team, even if the customers are OK.

[Edit: Removed out-of-place "committed"]

[pj_mukh]

I still don't see how the macro allowed them to do anything different from just scrolling to the end of a list of terms and conditions. AFAIK, they still had to pass an exam?

[stonedge]

Some of the compliance training I've had to take didn't have an exam. But the software tracked how quickly you went through the training. If you went through too quickly, you didn't get credit.