> Next, we just needed a way to slip the code into production without anyone catching on. The time when I need to "slip the code into production without anyone

> Next, we just needed a way to slip the code into production without anyone catching on. The time when I need to "slip the code into production without anyone catching on" is the time I know I need to move on from a company. This isn't an action movie, it's a business, the business has procedures, if you don't like them, either try and change them or leave, you should never go rouge like this because if you don't pull it off flawlessly you will be terminated. Even if you succeed, it will be recorded in your file and wheeled out if they ever want to turf you for any other reason they feel like in the future because now you have a "history"