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I wonder if that cost him his job.

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• a-priori 18y ago
  I sure hope Google is more forgiving than that... in the grand scheme of things this is a very minor screw-up.
  • sgk284 18y ago
    As a former Google employee, I can assure you that there have been far bigger screw ups than that... and it's just part of the learning experience. The bigger the screw up, the more money you've invested in training them :) (i.e. When I was there, one man single handedly instantly brought down 10,000 machines in a hard reboot... fortunately because of the way Google replicates and distributes things, the world was none the wiser. It really gave me great respect and trust in their infrastructure and no he wasn't fired.)