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As an employer, it felt equally as hostile. Every process was riddled with more process. Approvals were miles deep. Getting appropriate hardware and software th
by igetspam 7y ago
As an employer, it felt equally as hostile. Every process was riddled with more process. Approvals were miles deep. Getting appropriate hardware and software that wasn't on The List was nearly impossible. Good times were had by all.
- bumby 7y agoHow industry dependent is this? Is this an artifact of the needs of a particular industry (aerospace, automotive) that has a lot of process to cover supplier quality concerns?
- blaser-waffle 7y agoI've been in the ISP, MSP, Fed'Gov, and Manufacturing sectors in one way or another, and dealt with SAP in most/all of them. Some were worse than others about this, but it was a universal problem. "CYA is SOP", hence millions of layers of approvals, QA, and change controls. Feddy'Gov was actually the fastest moving, in my experience, but they also didn't have to worry about manufacturing defects or breaking BGP nationwide.