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> "He had worked with our old vendor's SAN for years, then we got a new SAN." Great way to invalidate years of experience. Presumably from your telling of the
by jodrellblank 6y ago
> "He had worked with our old vendor's SAN for years, then we got a new SAN."
Great way to invalidate years of experience. Presumably from your telling of the story, he didn't cause problems with the old vendor's SAN?
> "He "accidentally" shut down the entire SAN."
So, was it an accident, or was it an "accident"? You can't have it being a mistake if you're also hinting it was deliberate and malicious.
- greedo 6y agoHe was trained and certified on the new SAN, and surely some of his prior experience on the legacy SAN would translate. Just as moving from AIX to RHEL/CentOS wouldn't invalidate all your skills and experience. It was a real accident when he shut down the SAN the first time. I don't know why I put it in scare quotes.