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neilwatson says:
You're not a manager so don't worry about management things. It's not worth the stress.

I wouldn't worry about management things, either. But even when you're well documented and can proof that you've told them before, and that you've been right all along, in the end it's you who has clean the mess - because you're paid for it, and, at least in my case, because you're the only one in the company who can do it...

And this is usually a case for a loud "OERK" :)

--cs

There are nights when the wolves are silent and only the moon howls. - George Carlin

In reply to Re: Re: how could i make "them" understand that security IS important ? by schumi
in thread how could i make "them" understand that security IS important ? by iza

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