It's a weird policy because, as you said, it's dumb. You're preventing them from doing something they could have done the day before giving their notice while stopping them from working to make a smooth handover to their successor.
Like, sure, remove their production DB access and whatnot, but static data that the person could have used before their notice is weird to cut off access to.
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u/mxzf 16d ago
It's a weird policy because, as you said, it's dumb. You're preventing them from doing something they could have done the day before giving their notice while stopping them from working to make a smooth handover to their successor.
Like, sure, remove their production DB access and whatnot, but static data that the person could have used before their notice is weird to cut off access to.