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It is not the guy that's guilty, but you for having such bad organization that one guy under the buss is sinking the entire ship.
by gostsamo 6y ago
It is not the guy that's guilty, but you for having such bad organization that one guy under the buss is sinking the entire ship.
- ericd 6y agoI think that's what they're saying - that the problem is that there is a single "the guy".
- gostsamo 6y agoThen it should've been "wouldn't have a guy for anything". The issue with funny quips is that if you don't do them correctly ambiguity reigns supreme.
- technion 6y agoI get what they're saying, but in the majority of organisations the persons who spends their entire day reading Adobe's EULA and counting Oracle client installations isn't considered the sort of role that anyone has ever considered needing redundancy or full time availability until this thing broke out.
- Ensorceled 6y agoI’m pretty sure he’s saying that guy is the problem for not being available and should be fired. The way it’s worded, it’s not clear who has the correct interpretation.
- hmottestad 6y agoI thought it was Microsoft that was guilty for hiding a security update in the licensing portal!
- gostsamo 6y agoMS sucks, but a manager can't change them. What you can do is to have good processes, knowledge sharing, and maybe even the balls to take down the entire mail service if it is exposing it to a hack and you need time to patch.
- hanselot 6y agoWhy do people still use MS products in 2021. Where are developers coming from that actively want to learn which hoops to jump through to be allowed the privilege to briefly use the hardware they rent out to Microsoft?
- randoramax 6y agoYou mean sysadmins, not developers right? :)