Anyone else read that news recently at a tennis tournament where a player named Kamil Majchrzak intended to give a kid his hat only for then the guy next to him swoop in and steal the hat. You bet people were outraged and it was discovered that the person was a millionaire CEO of a paving company in Poland called Drogbruk. Once people learned about that the company listing on a business reviewed site started to get bombed with negative feedback. That is what is known as review bombing. The majority of the people never even did business with the company but people want the world to know who runs the company.
Some sites have guards against this where it will temporarily disable reviews. But it’s a great example how when you are in that type of position in life you pretty much have to be on your best behavior even outside of work as you are fundamentality a representative of that company. That’s usually more for celebrities, but high-ranking executives pretty much have the same effect on their businesses based on their public perception as you can see.
I do find it kind of crazy too where someone who has made as much as he has still feels the need to steel from a child. It would make me wonder even business wise on how many people he potentially stole from in the same manner to get to where he is.