zsteinkamp

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   by zsteinkamp 3y ago

   I'll look into it. Never created a thread (and maybe this is my fourth comment :).
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   by zsteinkamp 4y ago

   Take the lead on starting it in your team :) Just invite a user to a Zoom call and ask them some questions.
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   by zsteinkamp 4y ago

   It's a truly phenomenal group of people who are building it too! :D
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   by zsteinkamp 4y ago

   Hard disagree. Stripe the business decided to cut costs for whatever reasons. While I was shocked the morning of the layoffs, I don't think anyone could have been given a softer landing by the company. I don't think a business nee
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   by zsteinkamp 4y ago

   I hope you've found a suitable replacement job! LMK if I can help.
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   by zsteinkamp 4y ago

   Try it today :)
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   by zsteinkamp 4y ago

   Thanks for adding these points :)
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   by zsteinkamp 4y ago

   I should have chosen my words better in the post. Of course, access is restricted to people whose jobs relate to the data (i.e. developers), and the data that is accessible is also controlled. The point I was trying to make was that there i
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   by zsteinkamp 4y ago

   I'm happy to hear this isn't a new thing! I just wish more people/companies would embrace the practice. Once you've experienced it, it just feels like common sense. :)
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    by zsteinkamp 4y ago

    Sorry if I wasn't super clear in the post. There are still controls over visibility of data, and data access is very tightly logged and audited. This is data the team needs to do an excellent job for the customer. The difference from o
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    by zsteinkamp 4y ago

    Great posts! More engineers should read and write such things :)