I had a similar co-worker 12 years ago. He was a wonderful person, very positive, always nice to deal with, but he clearly had dyslexia. He would type in passwords wrong in our password manager. And he was in charge of our backups so once it came time to restore a backup you discover that none of the passwords work.
He had a terrible track record, so bad that he was passed over for the annual salary bump, he eventually quit and became a middle manager at another company.
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I had a similar co-worker 12 years ago. He was a wonderful person, very positive, always nice to deal with, but he clearly had dyslexia. He would type in passwords wrong in our password manager. And he was in charge of our backups so once it came time to restore a backup you discover that none of the passwords work.
He had a terrible track record, so bad that he was passed over for the annual salary bump, he eventually quit and became a middle manager at another company.