That’s interesting and it’s the same for me. But I just started wondering why we apply higher standards at work, when the effects for our personal stuff really affect us as individuals. Thinking about this further I think it’s the perceived threat level and probably we want to deliver good work.
Yes, I agree with you. I’m certainly willing to take more risks with my personal systems than my work systems. Plus, I don’t use any configuration management here at home, so everything I have is setup by hand and unique.
That’s interesting and it’s the same for me. But I just started wondering why we apply higher standards at work, when the effects for our personal stuff really affect us as individuals. Thinking about this further I think it’s the perceived threat level and probably we want to deliver good work.
Yes, I agree with you. I’m certainly willing to take more risks with my personal systems than my work systems. Plus, I don’t use any configuration management here at home, so everything I have is setup by hand and unique.