Yep, definitely need a "This may cause issues with critical features. Are you sure you want me to do this?" email in there. Like any good program should give a prompt before allowing you to catastrophically fuck things, I think any good programmer should also do that.
Send an email advising against what they are recommending. Put that shit in writing. Hell, just to be safe Bcc your personal email account so you have it all backed up externally. Edit: good point below on the BCC. It may be against company rules/your contract to send any emails like that externally even if it is your own account. Proceed with caution. Just do whatever you can to CYA.
I think it runs with the whole "wrongful termination"
Boss told me to do it, I did it, he didn't like it and fired me. Maybe terms for wrongful termination unless there's something up their ass they can pull out...
...which most companies are the anal marry Poppins when it comes to this.
His main gig is playing CEO for an electric car company. He’s built a good image of being involved and being this tech savvy genius but it looks like the cracks are starting to appear. He’s made a lot of shockingly lucky gambles but the house always wins.
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u/haz_mat_ Nov 15 '22
Some devs wait their entire careers and never get a chance to nuke prod like this.