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Literally just happened. We advised that a change had systemic impact and we needed a proper regression. Mgmt said the build addresses an urgent issue (there wa
by moribvndvs 3y ago
Literally just happened. We advised that a change had systemic impact and we needed a proper regression. Mgmt said the build addresses an urgent issue (there was a bug that caught the attention of a CEO from partner and they were squeezing the vice on our balls) and it’s their call and responsibility, but get it out there. Unfortunately, the release did cause problems, causing much (rightful) anger from our customers. We rolled it back.
Now engineering is subject to a witch hunt from senior management about quality concerns. Management who authorized is currently wearing a hot dog costume demanding to know who crashed the hot dog themed car through the wall.
It’s always the same shit.
- nine_zeros 3y ago> Now engineering is subject to a witch hunt from senior management about quality concerns. Management who authorized is currently wearing a hot dog costume demanding to know who crashed the hot dog themed car through the wall. Management: "Roll-out fast, fast, fast so that I can look good. But if something fails in this fast roll out, we will find a way to beat it out of engineers."