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Jim Henderson wrote:
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> On the flip side of that, it's the sysadmin's responsibility to act in a
> trustworthy way. I *always* had access to financial information, salary
> information, and the like, and I *never* *ever* abused my authority to
> see what my peers were making or find out how much the CEO was making. I
> honestly just didn't care - it's not as if knowing that is going to get
> me a raise anyways.
>
On a sysadmin job (or janitor, or any other really important
caretaker-job) there exists that little something called "work ethics".
> Jim
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