W dniu 2016-05-03 o 21:06, Itschak Mugzach pisze:
I agree with John. This is a management decision and it will be done with
you or with any other consultant. so, shouldn't it be you?
It depends.
There are activities which are 100% legal, but your conscience have
objections. I'd prefer to not
I agree with John. This is a management decision and it will be done with
you or with any other consultant. so, shouldn't it be you?
ITschak
ITschak Mugzach
Z/OS, ISV Products and Application Security & Risk Assessments Professional
On Tue, May 3, 2016 at 8:52 PM, John Mattson
Much like any job you take, so much depends on the corporate culture,
personalities, as well as the situation. I am working happily in a
decommissioning situation where their interests and mine match very well.
Were I to give advice to someone entering such a job, I would say insist on
knowing
, since the
beginning of time.
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On 5/2/2016 10:28 AM, Roach, Dennis
On 5/2/2016 10:28 AM, Roach, Dennis wrote:
It can go both ways. I did a decommission gig where my job was to keep an
unsupported z/OS 1.7 system up and running, assist with transition, and provide
reporting of what was still running. The main reason I was brought in was to
allow the existing
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FYI,
I got the following job description in my Email today (heavily edited to
protect the guilty):
Description
Looking for z/OS Sysprog to assist
