How is it the FNGs fault that they have no backups, no DR plan, and production DB details freely available and in the setup guide? The company is entirely at fault.
Did you read the details? I disagree. The dev is probably better off not working in such a volitile environment. They'll be better off working somewhere where they can learn some best practices, possibly somewhere that doesn't have the possibility of wiping a production DB because you ran some tests from a developer's machine. That's incorrigible.
How is it the FNGs fault that they have no backups, no DR plan, and production DB details freely available and in the setup guide? The company is entirely at fault.
I think the "their" was a plural referencing the company, not the dev.
Did you read the details? I disagree. The dev is probably better off not working in such a volitile environment. They'll be better off working somewhere where they can learn some best practices, possibly somewhere that doesn't have the possibility of wiping a production DB because you ran some tests from a developer's machine. That's incorrigible.
> It was their fault, plain and simple.
<off-topic>A wonderful example of the shortcoming of the singular "they"... :P