In Alan Moore’s seminal 1987 graphic novel Watchmen, there’s a recurring question: “Who watches the Watchmen?”—derived from the Latin phrase Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?. Within the story’s context, it refers to costumed vigilantes who operate above the law. Translated into the realm of work, though, it raises a more corporate conundrum: who’s holding the “boss” to account? If we assume “the boss” is the authority who can “do what they want,” what checks and balances exist to ensure they abide by the same rules they impose on everyone else?