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> policies have to be fairly general They don't actually. This is why roles exist.
by smeagull 3y ago
> policies have to be fairly general
They don't actually. This is why roles exist.
- vladvasiliu 3y agoThey won't have a "smeagull" role, and a "john" role, etc. If you're a dev in a dev shop, the "dev role" could cover a sizeable number of people. In my company's case, they do have roles. The "accountant" role has like 60 people. They're all doing mostly the same thing, so it wouldn't make sense to have 60 accountant1..60 roles.
- smeagull 3y agoRoles are cross functional. You can have ApplicationUser, AllowedDebug, Network1User, PythonDeveloper, Database1Developer, etc. etc.