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You would think they would have been grateful for the head's up. I guess some people would rather shift blame then accept they made a configuration or security
by RexRollman 12y ago
You would think they would have been grateful for the head's up. I guess some people would rather shift blame then accept they made a configuration or security mistake.
- busterarm 12y agoThat's pretty much the norm in IT. After 15 years or so, I've seen pretty much everyone shift blame or blatantly lie their ass off to cover their own shortcomings...including a very senior person "invent" a completely fictitious rootkit to excuse the fact that the business lost critical data due to his negligence. It doesn't pay off to blow the whistle on this behavior either and provides a blackmail opportunity that I've seen people capitalize on. Most everyone looks the other way in this business and there's a large amount of lying about credentials & experience to land jobs.
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