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someone has to do it...they can't have a board meeting each time they deactivate any random account. I'm sure for VIP accounts safeguards will be put in place.
by tryingagainbro 9y ago
someone has to do it...they can't have a board meeting each time they deactivate any random account. I'm sure for VIP accounts safeguards will be put in place.
Why was the employee allowed access after being fired /leaving is the question.
- spondyl 9y agoAs I understand it, it was their last day with the company so they'd still have had their credentials.
- Turing_Machine 9y agoHmm... don't most companies remove access to critical systems as soon as it becomes known that an employee is leaving? For whatever reason? At some companies, turning in your two weeks notice gets you escorted off the premises immediately, with your personal items following you in a box.