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I've become more or less convinced that having a positive environment takes a lot of work and it's easy to go wrong - regardless of whether someone is being a bit malicious, or just makes it worse unknowingly.
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In reality I know what you mean, but not a good look for you imo. Imagine that upgrade causes an issue upstream and someone has to explain who approved it. There's always a way to get housekeeping items approved, sneaking it in isn't it.
I agree, it was a calculated risk. Without getting into the deets I was confident it wouldn’t introduce any major issues. In fact NOT upgrading had resulted in problems that affected production a few weeks prior. Would I recommend a junior engineer yolo it? Of course not. But I’d also warn junior engineers to always keep a healthy skepticism when they are told “No, this cannot be done.” > There’s always a way to get…
I feel your pain then.