[Magdalen] Just a thought

[ME Michaud]

Short-term rewards count for alot in the workplace (think of
the times a colleague has stolen one of your best ideas and
got credit for it).

It's the responsibility of management to tell the eager
programmers "no." But I wonder if, in today's workplace,
management has the knowledge to assess programmers'
actual work. They may not have had a clue without a
whistleblower's assistance.

They're still responsible, though.

My psychic powers predict: forensics (in programming
as well as accounting) will be a big thing in this century.
The case study format should prepare people for managing
in today's environment, but the cases are still being written.
-M

On Friday, September 25, 2015, Bob Rea <petard at petard.us> wrote:
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> And what would she say if you cheated on tests like
> Volkswagen did?
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