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I worked at a place that had a "retention policy" for communications. It was actually a destruction policy. Unless you had a court order there was a strict dead
by sidewndr46 4y ago
I worked at a place that had a "retention policy" for communications. It was actually a destruction policy. Unless you had a court order there was a strict deadline to destroy ALL communications. It even mentioned that keeping backups, notes, printouts, etc. was unacceptable.
- burnte 4y agoThat's what a retention policy IS, keep it for as long as we need it, then destroy it so old problems have a harder time coming back. The question is how long do you retain for.