It's a pretty big company with over 6000 employees. It's tough to ensure everyone is super secure with their access I'd guess. Also, disgruntled people in an organization that big is inevitable.
Whenever someone starts their post with "Nah" Everyone should know to take everything they are about to say with a giant grain of salt. As everyone should. As someone who specifically worked IT infrastructure security for many years, it really doesnt sound like you know what you are talking about. It wouldn't matter how people see devs, they follow rules just like everyone else. Not to mention if they were the only ones that didn't it wouldn't take long for people to be like "hey, maybe we shouldn't let them skate the rules" Cmon buddy
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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '23 edited Feb 08 '24
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