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>and it's fine, right? The hard part of being an engineer is realizing that sometimes even when something is horribly wrong people may not actually want it fix
by citizenpaul 2y ago
>and it's fine, right?
The hard part of being an engineer is realizing that sometimes even when something is horribly wrong people may not actually want it fixed. I've seen systems where actual monetary loss was happening but no one wanted it brought to light because "who gets blamed"
- jimbokun 2y agoThat’s always a strong signal to start polishing your resume. Layoffs are probably just around the corner.
- Rastonbury 2y agoThat's crazy, is there no opportunity to get credit for preventing monetary loss?
- citizenpaul 2y agoI've been somewhere that no there was no rewards for fixing monetary loss. However thats not really what I was getting at, I was more hinting at embezzlement going on at LOTS of places.