I’ll need a claw hammer, a carpet and a sack of quicklime….
No, seriously….
So, we have an auditor in today, that is supposed to be auditing the insurance side of the business, but he doesn’t know anything about it…..yay.
Apparently, this guy is actually an IT auditor…..but he’s never heard of an XServe. (really?)
Anyway, my main concern is this, he reacted with surprise to some of my answers, and I could see it, and then further clarified that it was not my decision. His son runs an IT business that he owns…..how cute.
So, what I am asking is this…..given that he may have a certain impression about the way things run around here, (and it’s not by my choice, the things that are wrong, that is) would this be the kind of situation where he may use this as a way to try to work out a deal with my current company and try to take my job?
Maybe I’m overly paranoid. Although, the Mac thing may have totally driven people away. Then again, even when presented with FACTS, the big boss isn’t exactly too keen on using them to make a proper decision! 😀
How often would/does something like this happen?