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I've been in a few situations where we printed it out. It's just a lot faster than granting someone access to internal systems. It's also a firewall of access i
by grogenaut 4y ago
I've been in a few situations where we printed it out. It's just a lot faster than granting someone access to internal systems. It's also a firewall of access if you need that legally. Also you can sort paper into "to look at later" and "seems fine" (like huge chunks of json), it's annoying but not terrible for diligence.
- smt88 4y ago> a lot faster than granting someone access to internal systems Why? Musk could order access for Tesla engineers in minutes. Large companies have automated on-boarding and access control. > a firewall of access if you need that legally There is zero chance Musk would care about this. He breaks laws publicly and exuberantly. He has never shown a respect for red tape. > Also you can sort paper into "to look at later" and "seems fine" (like huge chunks of json), it's annoying but not terrible for diligence. I just can't imagine paper being useful to understand even a small project with 40-50 files in it. I'm not really buying there being any reason for it except a legal one, and this situation at Twitter wasn't a legal issue.
- grogenaut 4y agoI wasn't defending their supposed use of paper, just pointing out reasons why you might find yourself doing so. I've also been at quite large companies that need 3-5 days notice to onboard contractors, background checks, etc. Besides, he wants to fire 70% of them... you think people are rushing to help him fire everyone themselves included?