Most unprofessional exp. at work:

A lead developer working on personal projects at work, in plain view of directors. Also openly talking about his business venture when possible.

"Manager,, can we change the names of our master branch to main"

"It might upset the muscle memory of others"

👍 Our entirely white team.👍

The account manager who only appears when a problem arises comes into the room.

I can tell apart the majority of my office by the sound of their footsteps and the way they open the door.

Learning Pulumi with Python. Not a fan of Py, but I know my way around.

There's a dev cluster. My colleague asked me to modify Pulumi scripts for cost optimization, as the project transitioned to maintenance mode and is no longer needed on daily basis. Since I'm learning, he asked me laughing not to delete/change the static IP and not to delete the cluster.

I'm currently recreating the cluster anew for the third time :)

Gotta say, destroying a cluster is only scary the first time.

Not super ranty but what I’m interested in how passwords are managed in your organisation?

I feel dirty receiving passwords through slack and having a spreadsheet on a shared drive seems like madness.

I’ve worked at organisations before that have a single login to a password manager. However theoretically I still have access to that as no one would have changed the password.

Organisational password manager softwares are really expensive!

I have frequent dreams of accidentally dropping a production database thinking that it's local.