RE: Zero Day Vulnerability
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Also, who is in charge of writing the code and hence responsible for not finding the bug? They should be involved in some way, too. They're getting paid to do a save job, but they didn't, and now someone else is being paid for finding the flaws in their work.
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We are responsible for writing the code. Meaning DAO pays the salaries for the devs.
Wouldn't that mean the devs are responsible for the code?
Yes they are.
So,?
Will they contribute in any way to the bounty? It was their mistake, and I think they should be held accountable to at least some extend.
If your employees burn a bread, do they get a salary cut?
One small one? Probably not, just a serious reminder to be more careful with company resources. The whole round of baking, like 50 loaves at once? Yes, of course. They weren't doing their job attentively, which is what I pay them for, but were negligent.
@clayboyn and @davemccoy look at this tough boss!
And you guys say I am the bad guy! :) :)
Nothing bad about that. Just fair. I don't pay over-average wages for them to literally burn my capital. I gladly pay more for a over-average work and outcome, but not for mediocre outcome.
I'm right now doing a consultancy at a company that did just that. They paid and didn't care about the quality. They're basically bankrupt because their product quality went down because nobody cared about it, everyone got paid anyway. I'm all for fair payment, but fair is a balance, not a one-sided extreme.
I could write a whole rage post about that. Going to breath now.