There's an infamous case from Adobe where an engineer added an unauthorized easter egg that caused a runtime problem and was fired for it. The firing spurred wi

There's an infamous case from Adobe where an engineer added an unauthorized easter egg that caused a runtime problem and was fired for it. The firing spurred widespread shock among the employees, and management quickly rescinded his termination. He quit shortly afterward. The takeaways here are that a rash firing for this sort of thing isn't always the best course of action, and that being fired-then-unfired leaves a bad taste in an employee's mouth. Oh, and test your easter eggs.