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At Exide, when I was getting familiarized with their data system, they told me that unlike every other place I had worked, they only had PROD and DEV SQL environments but not PROD, DEV and QA. They told me PROD was installed in an instance of SQL 2008 and DEV in an instance of SQL 2012.
I was supposed to create some SQL report for something. It was missing these two columns "Facility Type" and "Facility Classification." This probably has to do with some black site prison that they are holding me in by reporting that it is a hospital where I receive treatment for some non-existent disease. I am 100% mentally healthy. Anger, dissatisfaction, and poverty aren't diseases.
The customer for the report, David Feldkamp, was asking why these two columns weren't getting loaded into the report. I looked and I saw that the boxes for those two columns weren't checked but you have to put little Windows checkmarks in the Windows clickboxes if you the data to go from the database into the report. I put Sandy on the spot about it in front of Rod. I said, "Sandy! The reason this data isn't going into the report is that these two boxes aren't checked and we have these other columns checked instead which are not supposed to go into the report." She acted like she couldn't speak English, tried to change the subject about 30 times in a row, and Rod was just laughing and watching and not making her admit that she was obviously lying. What she had done was to take the report project docs from the customer, and then change them, and then give them to me for development so that I would create a faulty report.
This was in line with how they do everything at Exide. When they get caught lying, they pretend like they can't speak English and smile. Then they run out the time on the meeting and Rod says, "Ok, let's get back to that next week," or else I would get pissed off at their lying and then I would get told to watch my tone.
I documented all of this in the audit tracker.
