So someone didn't read the documentation and didn't understand that site is used in many contexts? How is this DataDog's fault? Blame your shitty process instead of shifting it to save face.
I had a job like this for about 2 years. There's only so much content you can consume before you really just start to lose your mind. Also losing skills is a real thing. And to be perfectly honest, when compensated fairly, some of us enjoy our careers.
Just gonna drop the name Blood on the Clocktower for anyone who likes social deduction games and hasn’t heard of it. It’s mafia or werewolf on steroids and it’s so good.
I worked in IAM and then IAM software dev for JPMC back in the day, so I worked with the cyber Sec people a lot. I was burned out, those people were fried. I felt so bad every time I had to bother them. Walking up to someone’s cubicle and they would be so startled and you could tell their nerves were just toast.
I ended up being an application security engineer for a while at a different company and I was the only one. After 6 months I went back to just software dev and got out of security all together honestly. I love the stuff but the lack of resources and funding but with massive expectations is a nightmare.
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to those of you who get bored at work if there's lots of downtime, why?
cross-posted from: https://linux.community/post/767456...
xkcd #2833: Lying ( imgs.xkcd.com )
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Cyber professionals say industry urgently needs to confront mental health crisis ( cyberscoop.com )
cross-posted from: lemmy.capebreton.social/post/506912...
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