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Accidentally destroyed production database on first day of a job

• hindsightbias 4y ago
  If real, I don’t think we need to worry a out the CTO here. Plenty of heads will roll.
  • karmakaze 4y ago
    If a Junior Software Developer can possibly destroy a production database on any day never mind the first, the fault is with the processes that allow this to happen rather than the new jr employee.
• actually_a_dog 4y ago
  Needs (2017). This intern may very well be a senior engineer by now.
• beermonster 4y ago
  What is old.reddit.com?
  • arglebargle123 4y ago
    The old reddit web front end without all of the redesign's javascript bloat.
    • beermonster 4y ago
      Thanks
• goatcode 4y ago
  > outputted You're fired. But seriously, this wasn't the kid's fault. There are a number of layers that should have prevented this, including NOT PUTTING PRODUCTION CREDENTIALS IN AN ONBOARDING DOCUMENT.