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Anytime you work for a company that has some form of obvious negligence, be careful what you sign and agree to. One day, they may have a major incident and when
by encryptluks2 6y ago
Anytime you work for a company that has some form of obvious negligence, be careful what you sign and agree to. One day, they may have a major incident and when they get caught rather than admit fault they will simply point fingers as whoever is the easiest target.
- failwhaleshark 6y agoBasic professional ethics. Don't do or participate what you're not comfortable with. Hold your ground and let them either do things right or fire you. This happened to me at a Big Name university where they wanted me to rush punching major holes in a secure private network for credit card processing to make it more convenient for a contractor to be able to remote in. I told my boss "it's not going to happen on this timeline without a security review" and was told to do it or resign. That was it.
- haunter 6y agoI don't get this from the story. No one from the Post Office or Fujitsu has been held accountable. Literally no one and this case, these cases, were ongoing since 1999.