re: Do WFH people actually contribute to society?

And there's a great display of lack of customer awareness. Reboot everyone's crap at night is great, if everyone is in an office.

You have to know they weren't just going to bounce the non-essential (to anyone that isn't working the helpdesk number that patients get anyway) networks, they're going to accidentally group something IOT or otherwise operational on "accident." Did you check the list of in scope devices? No, they gave me the list.

I was bitching about people (regardless of work location), particularly contractors of certain companies, largely based in SE Asia, doing zero quality control, and having zero curiosity about what they are tasked with doing.

You told me to hit the switch, I knew it would light the flight line on fire, but you told me to hit the switch. Certain cultures are heavy in that. I can deal with dumb, because dumb can be taught.

That level of stupidity exists, and that's a simplified version of what I was trying to get across. Reboot stuff in the middle of the night, when your one tech support dude at the hospital is on call at home? Great idea, when all the nurses start getting alarms.

WFH is gay