“Quality control was not really part of our process or our conversation.”
One former senior engineer asked more than 20 times for time to fix old code and never got it. CrowdStrike calls its 24 ex-employee sources “disgruntled.” The July update shut down 8.5 million computers and cost Fortune 500 companies as much as $5.4 billion. Speed was the product, and the customers paid for the crash.