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Sorry that seems cancerous to me. It breeds entire departments who are unaccountable for the work they do because nobody is safe to speak out against it. If so
by sqldba 11y ago
Sorry that seems cancerous to me. It breeds entire departments who are unaccountable for the work they do because nobody is safe to speak out against it.
If someone fucks up you should be able to point it out - and they should be immediately forgiven. It's only when they show that they repeatedly take no care in their work and cause the same problems over and over that they should be fired - and those people should be fired instead of being the anchors around the necks of everyone else dragging us down to drown at the bottom of oceans of day to day misery.
- vollmond 11y agoThe team as a whole was still accountable. The tech lead/PM were still accountable. Internally, members were accountable. Certainly, if there was a specific problem, it could be raised to management. But generally, if we were in a weekly customer-attended meeting, or dealing with a bug discovered after a production release, no individual could be singled out as responsible for a particular blunder.