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Well, this will no doubt go well. I'm so excited to see what ...improvements... oracle will make to the Dyn product line. I mean, just look at all the exciting
by qwertyuiop924 10y ago
Well, this will no doubt go well.
I'm so excited to see what ...improvements... oracle will make to the Dyn product line. I mean, just look at all the exciting ...improvements... they made at Sun, and all of the other (too many to name) companies they bought out!
- zzzzzzzzzman 10y agoAs an employee of Oracle that sells Sun stuff, it really isn't all that bad :) But we are all lol'ing at the parallels here. A number of our colleagues went to work for Dyn recently, too haha...
- notacoward 10y agoHow do they feel about this? Are they laughing like you are?
- zzzzzzzzzman 10y agoThey are laughing yes, I don't want to speak for everyone at Dyn, but the people I know are laughing at how hard it is to escape Big Red!
- randylahey 10y ago> isn't all that bad So, how would you characterize it? Somewhat bad? Doesn't it bother you to work somewhere so universally reviled?
- zzzzzzzzzman 10y agoI would say that we all have become numb to the negative aspects of this job, which as you can imagine, usually include: 1) (rightfully) angry customers 2) painfully arbitrary and illogical corporate procedures 3) any sort of purpose or mission that our products fulfill Speaking for myself, I think it's very important to realize that this job is one of the best in town, is still decently well paid, and allows you the down time required to work on "real" projects. The ones who were capable of leaving have left. The rest of us are waiting.
- astrodust 10y agoHow long until getting set-up on Dyn requires a downloader to download an installer that might put the Ask Toolbar on your machine unless you uncheck a sneaky default? Fucking Oracle.