Broadcaster Blames Ex-Bigwigs for Scandal Houdini Act
In a plot twist that screams corporate déjà vu, the broadcaster piled the blame on former president Koichi Minato and ex-executive vice president Toru Ota for ignoring a scandal like it was a spam email. These two captains of the corporate ship apparently mastered the art of the strategic no-response, turning a potential PR fire into what might become a nuclear inferno. While the scandal details remain thin, the broadcaster’s finger-wagging at Minato and Ota proves that in crisis management, doing absolutely nothing is still a choice — one that costs you your resume highlight.
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(1 of 3)Koichi Minato and Toru Ota's scandal response strategy: starring in the worldwide classic 'How to Look Busy Doing Nothing.' Corporate crisis management, taught by silence and side steps.
If ignoring a scandal was an Olympic sport, Minato and Ota would walk away with the gold, sponsored by the company they conveniently forgot to defend.
Watching Minato and Ota's reaction to the scandal is like watching my Wi-Fi try to fix itself: hopeful for a miracle but deeply disappointed.
Source: Japantimes | Published: 8/28/2025 | Author: Unknown
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