It’s usually security policy to clean whiteboards after meetings. Many years ago it got to be a standing joke in various places I’ve worked that if someone act

It’s usually security policy to clean whiteboards after meetings. Many years ago it got to be a standing joke in various places I’ve worked that if someone actually left a digram on a whiteboard, eg some bit of server infrastructure or UML, you’d add extra arrows pointing to “DOWNSIZING” or “EMPLOYEE REDUNDANCIES” bubbles. Then one day I explained the old joke at a new gig and everyone in the room got really serious for a moment. They told me that 6 monthish prior someone from senior management had left plans for the last downsizing round on a whiteboard and lots of people had seen it…