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FadeToBright wrote: Lee H wrote: There's nothing wrong with women in IT. That's quite the ignorant statement. I do apologise if i have insulted you or someone you know It is a general statement based on my experiance with every woman i have ever know in IT or using IT, the majority i have known are not good, my boss at Sony is a woman and she is very very good Lee H I'm a woman in IT. It was just a very generalized statement.
Lee H wrote: There's nothing wrong with women in IT. That's quite the ignorant statement. I do apologise if i have insulted you or someone you know It is a general statement based on my experiance with every woman i have ever know in IT or using IT, the majority i have known are not good, my boss at Sony is a woman and she is very very good Lee H
There's nothing wrong with women in IT. That's quite the ignorant statement.
Pash wrote: Isnt this just a poor design of access control then. I mean the question remains that if a user has access to files that management are concerned about losing without knowing about......then something isnt right. If files do need to be retreived then they can still be restored from backup right....
undomiel wrote: Pash wrote: Isnt this just a poor design of access control then. I mean the question remains that if a user has access to files that management are concerned about losing without knowing about......then something isnt right. If files do need to be retreived then they can still be restored from backup right.... Yes the access controls are very poorly designed here. But I'm not allowed to undertake the monumental task of fixing things. They basically just wanted me to be a band-aid. Now they want to put me back on AutoCAD. Time to step up on finishing my MCSE so I can get out of here!
Pash wrote: undomiel wrote: Pash wrote: Isnt this just a poor design of access control then. I mean the question remains that if a user has access to files that management are concerned about losing without knowing about......then something isnt right. If files do need to be retreived then they can still be restored from backup right.... Yes the access controls are very poorly designed here. But I'm not allowed to undertake the monumental task of fixing things. They basically just wanted me to be a band-aid. Now they want to put me back on AutoCAD. Time to step up on finishing my MCSE so I can get out of here! How Big is your AD model..? You could explain to management that you think it would be a better sync of time and resources to sort out the windows acl's and provide user 'housekeeping' training.
undomiel wrote: Pash wrote: undomiel wrote: Pash wrote: Isnt this just a poor design of access control then. I mean the question remains that if a user has access to files that management are concerned about losing without knowing about......then something isnt right. If files do need to be retreived then they can still be restored from backup right.... Yes the access controls are very poorly designed here. But I'm not allowed to undertake the monumental task of fixing things. They basically just wanted me to be a band-aid. Now they want to put me back on AutoCAD. Time to step up on finishing my MCSE so I can get out of here! How Big is your AD model..? You could explain to management that you think it would be a better sync of time and resources to sort out the windows acl's and provide user 'housekeeping' training. Management's response: that isn't making us money. I've had other conversations with them that have always ended that way. To them IT is categorized under Necessary Evil. This is the downside to working for a small business.
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