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I’ve worked at places where subverting firewall rules like this would get you fired. I now refer to such situations where I’m forced to twiddle my thumbs while
by ericvsmith 2y ago
I’ve worked at places where subverting firewall rules like this would get you fired. I now refer to such situations where I’m forced to twiddle my thumbs while no work gets done as “letting the process work”.
- exe34 2y agoI always kick this kind of decision upwards: we can do it this way and break this rule, so I need director level approval, or we can wait until the customer blinks.
- n_plus_1_acc 2y agoYes. Ask your boss for approval and tell them otherwise nothing will get done.