It's more of a risk/reward thing. Any code on a networked computer has non-zero risk. And what's the reward... an engineer had fun at work today? That's not a v

It's more of a risk/reward thing. Any code on a networked computer has non-zero risk. And what's the reward... an engineer had fun at work today? That's not a very compelling argument in a business context. I say this as someone who snuck an easter egg into our product at my last job. Yes, it was fun, but if I had gotten in trouble for it, I would have deserved it.