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Ok, for infosec I'm not sure. For dev work, I'd ask the questions in the Joel test. Some questions do apply (I wouldn't expect a 100% YES answer, but hopefull
by GFischer 8y ago
Ok, for infosec I'm not sure.
For dev work, I'd ask the questions in the Joel test.
Some questions do apply (I wouldn't expect a 100% YES answer, but hopefully most of them):
Do you have two monitors (or more)
Do you get a fast PC
Do you get your choice of mouse and keyboard
Do you have a comfortable chair
Do you have a fast (and unfiltered) internet connection
Do you have quiet working conditions
Do you use the best tools money can buy?
Do you support developer education by attending conferences, purchasing books, or something of that nature?
- pawelwentpawel 8y ago"Do you have quiet working conditions" < this. Apart from asking just questions it's a good practice to have a look at the office that you are to work from (especially if no remote/wfh is allowed). I learned that the hard way - signed a contract without checking what office I would be working from. A couple days in and I had to use earplugs in tandem with noise cancelling headphones.