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Study Show Link Between IT Sabotage, Work Behavior

narramissic writes "According to recent research by the U.S. military and CERT, workers who sabotage corporate systems are almost always IT workers who are disgruntled, paranoid, generally show up late, argue with colleagues, and generally perform poorly."

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  1. obligatory by User+956 · · Score: 5, Funny

    workers who sabotage corporate systems are almost always IT workers who are disgruntled, paranoid, generally show up late, argue with colleagues, and generally perform poorly.

    Maybe they just want their red stapler back.

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    The theory of relativity doesn't work right in Arkansas.
  2. Straight from the "No sh*t Sherlock" Department: by All_One_Mind · · Score: 5, Funny

    Wow. That's odd. I would've figured IT workers who sabotage corporate systems would be the workers who are happy, secure, generally show up on time, work well with colleagues, and generally perform superbly. Goes to show you that logic doesn't always pay off. (I'm ready for the Troll/Flamebait mod guys :)

  3. Well, all that may be true... by varmint+jerky · · Score: 5, Funny

    but I also happen to be far too lazy to do any of that shit.

  4. half sight by glas_gow · · Score: 5, Funny

    If they'd turned up on time, were cordial with their colleagues and performed better, they'd never have been caught.

  5. Yeah, so? by LibertineR · · Score: 5, Funny
    "almost always IT workers who are disgruntled, paranoid, generally show up late, argue with colleagues, and generally perform poorly."

    Disgrutled = Forced to install Notes
    Paranoid = Forced to sit next to Notes Server all day waiting for the memory leak to take over
    Late = Due to sleep deprevation from having to go in at 2am to reboot the Notes Server
    Argumentative = Caught whispering "Exchange, bitches." under his breath
    Poor Performer = Changed Cert ID password to "Fuck Notes"

    Whats not to understand?