The things that go on at small SaaS companies would horrify many. One SaaS company I worked for had a "god-mode" password hard coded into the source code. It w

The things that go on at small SaaS companies would horrify many. One SaaS company I worked for had a "god-mode" password hard coded into the source code. It was visible in plain text in the source, and you could login as any customer if you knew this master password. Of course, this was not logged anywhere. When employees left, they'd change the password and deploy a new build.