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I've applied for a couple jobs like this and was somewhat relieved they didn't call me back. When you move thinking about reliability or safety outside of the
by hinkley 1y ago
I've applied for a couple jobs like this and was somewhat relieved they didn't call me back.
When you move thinking about reliability or safety outside of the teams that generate the problems, you replace self reflection with scolding, and you have to either cajole people to make changes for you or jump into code you're not spending enough time with to truly understand. And then if you make a mistake this is evidence that you shouldn't be touching it at all. See we told you this would end badly.
- captainkrtek 1y agoYeah I think that’s accurate. The org had good intentions and owned some reasonable programs, but more and more became basically a security organization focused on cutting off hands to prevent people from touching keyboards, rather than addressing real systemic risks and patterns of operator behaviour leading to incidents.