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Re:Twitter engineer: I thought I’d been hacked. It turned ou... by GloriousKoji on Friday December 02, 2022 @02:25PM (#33835489)
I don't mix personal data and work but they sure can present enough gray areas. Things like digital copies of paystubs, ESPP details, and W4 can only be accessed while employed and on the company network. I leaned that one the hard way a year later when doing taxes.
Re:Twitter engineer: I thought I’d been hacked. It turned ou... by Raed667 on Friday December 02, 2022 @02:28PM (#33835551)
The scary wake-up call for me when I heard the story of someone who informed their manager of their 2-week notice. And instead of having 2 weeks to sort everything out, they got locked out immediately.
Re:Twitter engineer: I thought I’d been hacked. It turned ou... by throwdingding on Friday December 02, 2022 @02:37PM (#33835685)
Our business has to do this for security reasons upon learning an employee is no longer going to have an ongoing relationship. However, we explain this to the employee ahead of time, and the two weeks are still paid - the employee just doesn't get to touch sensitive information anymore.
Re:Twitter engineer: I thought I’d been hacked. It turned ou... by hotpotamus on Friday December 02, 2022 @02:33PM (#33835628)
I began disentangling things from my previous employer about a year before I actually left. 2 weeks notice would basically be a formality, I'd have effectively quit months before anyway.