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"Better to go with the devil you know, than the devil you don't." The devil you know. Better for you. Meanwhile I get sabotaged from doing my job well. And my j
by petervandijck 15y ago
"Better to go with the devil you know, than the devil you don't." The devil you know. Better for you. Meanwhile I get sabotaged from doing my job well. And my job impacts the bottom line more than yours.
- samirageb 15y ago"My job impacts the bottom line more than yours." That couldn't be further from the truth. If I make mistakes, websites, phone systems, <insert service name here> become inaccessible for an unknown duration. That's best case. Worst case, data loss. Depending on the nature of the outage, it could ruin the company. Try selling to a potential customer when their email domain continues to get bounced, or their voice mails never reach you and you'll find out very quickly who has a greater impact on the organization.