I agree, but all too often there has to be a fall guy. Nick McClure wrote: > > In cases like this where there is a complete failure of a process, or a lack > of a process then you can't blame the one tech that was doing what he > thought was the right thing to do. > > You have to assume that at anytime something could break in your hardware, > it could be from a power surge, or a faulty hard drive, but it is going to > happen, regardless of the vendor. Hardware will eventually fail. > > You could maybe fire the director of IT for not implementing proper policies > to deal with these situations, but that isn't going to fix the problem. Now > should it happen again, yeah, fire them all. > > >
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