Re:Reddit and Facebook Veteran on How to Troubleshoot Troubl...
by oldmanjay on Tuesday May 03, 2016 @08:25PM
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It's interesting that you feel comfortable extrapolating one person's opinion to represent corporate America.
Re:Reddit and Facebook Veteran on How to Troubleshoot Troubl...
by jfoutz on Tuesday May 03, 2016 @11:14PM
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They're not. Corporate America is pretty risk averse. 90% of any top 500 would freak out about that. Imagine a guy in the legal department rewriting the Eula in his spare time, or the hr director rolling in with a new employee handbook.
Software is a little special, because you can still kinda get away with that.
And she lists several "harmful" practices like this.
In short, taking initiative? Nope, we don't like that here in corporate America. Doing what you're told and minimize risk. Don't actually try to make us money or anything.