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I suddenly deduced you were looking for specific descriptions a little ways up this comment tree where you asked the question: "As an ex-employee could you plea
by stryk 9y ago
I suddenly deduced you were looking for specific descriptions a little ways up this comment tree where you asked the question: "As an ex-employee could you please also confirm whether or not the average employee is able to access user data, and what kinds of permissions (if any) this requires?"
- mehrdadn 9y ago> I suddenly deduced you were looking for specific descriptions a little ways up this comment tree where you asked the question: "As an ex-employee could you please also confirm whether or not the average employee is able to access user data, and what kinds of permissions (if any) this requires?" That could be answered with something vague like "yes, this requires permissions from a small team of trusted individuals, which are granted only if the issue is severe/cannot otherwise get immediate attention/cannot be addressed by that team/etc., and it's never granted to most interns". No need for jumping to "X-dev-team #1 has access to X, Y, and Z".
- stryk 9y agoReally? That was a pretty specific question, and you were looking for (and would accept) a vague answer? It doesn't matter anyway, again, they have no incentive to tell you that. vague or not vague. Nobody that knows the answer to that question is dumb enough to answer that question (i would hope).
- mehrdadn 9y agoYes, really. And I don't see why it would be dumb to answer that question, but no need to go on that tangent. If people can't respond then they can live with that being interpreted however it is.