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So I guess it's a choice between getting fired for not meeting a deadline, and getting fired for destroying customer data. I'd rather take the first option. At

So I guess it's a choice between getting fired for not meeting a deadline, and getting fired for destroying customer data. I'd rather take the first option. At least my reputation will still be somewhat intact. And as a bonus, I can get out of that hostile environment earlier.

zamalek 12y ago
> I'd rather take the first option. At least my reputation will still be somewhat intact. I'd take the same option, but for different reasons: the customer's data. Only pictures of e.g. a deceased wife, no backup, and you just deleted them. You can arm-wave all you like about backing up, but you deleted them.
- pestaa 12y ago
  Dude, I am already stressed when hitting big red buttons in production, and from now on I can imagine the possibility of erasing unrecoverable memories about lost loved ones... This profession is tough on the most unexpected levels.
  - DCoder 12y ago
    If you want more nightmare fuel (or just want to see various ways technology goes wrong), check out http://catless.ncl.ac.uk/Risks http://catless.ncl.ac.uk/Risks .
rmc 12y ago
The choice is between definitely getting fired and maybe someone's data getting deleted.