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And get this...This should bring a wince and a chuckle from you...

The CIO reports to the head of finance, since IT is an expense.

I found this interesting. I suggested that I shut off my servers for a day, and let the engineers do all their RFQ's, and Finance all the PO's by hand and fax for day just to find out how much of an EXPENSE we are, but it was suggested that I had a bad attitude.

Who??!? Me??!?

C-.

In reply to Re: Re: Heroism, Specifications, and testing with the right mice. by cacharbe
in thread The Drama of Being a Developer I - Heroism, Specifications, and testing with the right mice. by cacharbe

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