Programmer's professional ethics

Through a bit of experience, you can chat about your feelings.

 

In the past, when I quit my job, my project was under my full responsibility and development, and I found that my company was like a thief to me.

In the past, when someone left the company, he relied on his own understanding of the project to make some changes to the code out of dissatisfaction with some people or things in the company. It may be fatal, causing many problems in the project.

Of course, this problem is often caused by company errors. Some systems are unreasonable, and jobs are allocated unreasonably. As a result, a person has mastered all the technologies.

I have also heard that some programmers performed fatal operations on the database while leaving.

Later, I realized that I could do this. If I had buried a ray, everyone would be crying, but I was still cool, step by step, and become a literate and ethical programmer. Even though the company did do something shameless to me later, I let him go like this.

Let's get together and let us do this. We don't have to give ourselves an enemy and we can afford ourselves.

 

When I first entered the course, I had heard of some strange regulations from the company. I couldn't use USB, I couldn't use the network, and I needed to put my cell phone in my locker. Many strange rules are nothing more than confidentiality. These methods are all a small trick. To beat programmers, there are still some difficulties. The key is to be conscious. As a programmer, we should still know that we have the responsibility and obligation to keep them confidential. If you are a real person, you will always lose yourself.

 

If you have met a colleague who has left the company to ask for code or design from the name of a friend, I think it should be a direct rejection. In some serious cases, it is not necessary to cut off the relationship.

If a colleague asks you for code or design information that he does not have the permission to, he must be firm in his position. If he has the responsibility, we cannot afford it.

Therefore, if you do not like this kind of colleagues, you should not do this kind of person to embarrass your colleagues.

 

I have heard that some of the company's former developers have jointly built private servers inside and outside the company, used bugs for illegal operations, paid for money, and so on. You know the result.

There are also people with special permissions related to special departments. You know, you only change a number, and every one of them will put you in jail.

 

As a good programmer, I think we still need to make a good constraint on ourselves, understand what we should do, what we should not do, and do not cross-border.

If you have had such an impulse, please calm down and consider what will happen later and what will happen abnormally. We are programmers, is the best programmer.

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