Accidentally destroyed production database on first day of a job

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You're fired.

But seriously, this wasn't the kid's fault. There are a number of layers that should have prevented this, including NOT PUTTING PRODUCTION CREDENTIALS IN AN ONBOARDING DOCUMENT.

If real, I don’t think we need to worry a out the CTO here. Plenty of heads will roll.

If a Junior Software Developer can possibly destroy a production database on any day never mind the first, the fault is with the processes that allow this to happen rather than the new jr employee.

Needs (2017). This intern may very well be a senior engineer by now.

What is old.reddit.com?

The old reddit web front end without all of the redesign's javascript bloat.

Thanks