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This may sound petty, but it is sincere nonetheless; I'm curious how someone with his command of the English language rose to such a position of power to be abl
by jameskegel 10y ago
This may sound petty, but it is sincere nonetheless; I'm curious how someone with his command of the English language rose to such a position of power to be able to cause this much damage.
- mfoy_ 10y agoI had an IT internship where my manager handed me a master key to the building and root logins for quite a few boxes. I also had the admin credentials to every user computer in the building. Literally the "keys to the kingdom". Sometimes the default level of trust is just really high...
- tracker1 10y agoIt really depends on the company (size, number of staff) and the position itself. I've been in similar situations... I've also worked in smaller orgs that operated tighter operations than fortune 500 companies.
- dragonwriter 10y ago> This may sound petty, but it is sincere nonetheless; I'm curious how someone with his command of the English language rose to such a position of power to be able to cause this much damage. Not having a great command of the English language doesn't seem to be a huge barrier to technical roles that are fairly insulated from the business side of things in enterprise environments, IMO.
- st3v3r 10y agoIt's an SMS, not a formal email to a client.