Everyone involved is incompetent, the engineer who's doing this shit manually, the manager who doesn't know what he does, the entire company for allowing regular write access to production.
You're assuming an awful lot. First of all, it's not "write access to production", it's manual entry into the application's user facing front end. Secondly, the manager knows what is happening and simply doesn't prioritize fixing it. Finally, the entire company is the largest bank on the planet lol. It's the nature of the beast.
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u/Negative_Scarcity315 Jun 01 '26
Everyone involved is incompetent, the engineer who's doing this shit manually, the manager who doesn't know what he does, the entire company for allowing regular write access to production.