top of page
Search

Dysfunctionality of all-or-nothing thinking

One of my cloud providers announced last summer that everyone would have to start using Two-Factor Authentication to continuing using the cloud. This is a very good cybersecurity move. I tried to implement it in August and the process would not work. I tried again in September with the some results. During those to tries the support staff could turn off the option quickly. I asked them when are they going to fix their software to make this work and got no response.


Well in October the Two-Factor Authentication become mandatory. I tried to implement and was not able to use the cloud tool for a number of days. The Two-Factor Authentication provided did not work!


They finally turned it off for me. Little did I know this was only for thirty days, so in November the Two-Factor Authentication reappeared and it did not work. Took many hours to finally get support to turn it off.


Yes here a few days ago it came back on.  Once again it was dysfunctional! I could not get it to work consistently.


Was I wrong to make it very clear to the support staff that their performance was highly incompetent?





I know that you are very dysfunctional if you deploy all-or-nothing thinking as a business strategy.

6 views0 comments

Comentários


bottom of page