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> You may choose a worse technique > Or you might put in shittier code But what if you don't? Especially in my old sysadmin jobs I had many opportunities to
by hdjjhhvvhga 4y ago
> You may choose a worse technique
> Or you might put in shittier code
But what if you don't? Especially in my old sysadmin jobs I had many opportunities to work for multiple companies doing very little actual work - most of my colleagues were playing, watching movies, reading, posting on Slashdot etc. The probability of a critical incident occurring at the same time everywhere and being so grave that all sysadmins would have to participate was close to zero. I did not take another job but I wouldn't consider it to be unethical in that scenario
- bb88 4y agoWell, honestly, there's always something that could be done, and be done better. Even if you think there isn't, a better approach is to start a company to maintain the infrastructure under contract at some fraction of hiring full time people. Then you can legally take on 3x workload and be paid for 2.5x current salary and everyone's happy.