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I never did it, but my frustration with one IT department was so great that I planned to: buy a wireless router, turn it on, name it "ITDeptPrivate", give it a
by jmount 17y ago
I never did it, but my frustration with one IT department was so great that I planned to: buy a wireless router, turn it on, name it "ITDeptPrivate", give it a random password, NOT hook it up to anything and lock it in closet or drawer somewhere. Let them wasted their time hunting down something that in some sense does not exist.
- bockris 17y agoIf you valued your job that little, you might as well have quit, IMO. You aren't going to change policy with nose thumbing pranks. I have a decent win/lose record by engaging the decision makers over policy issues like this. When you don't win, you can't cry about it. You find a new job or live with it and wait for an opportunity to bring it up again. Playing tricks or willfully circumventing restrictions just makes it worse for everyone when you are caught.