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this post was submitted on 06 Feb 2024
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Also laughing because that's how some companies get owned, IP stolen, etc.
There has to be balance, if your life using their system sucks so hard you can't do your job or meet production marks, you get creative.
My industry has to prioritize security over productivity. It's almost impossible to get work done.
Your working environment sounds gross :)
IT is hard. Finding good IT people is harder in my opinion. Working for a company that is not super squared away with good security and great usability sucks. At least you found some work arounds and are trying to do it well.