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And they have a huge surface area of non-customer-facing and/or abandoned servers which are off limits.

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And they have a huge surface area of non-customer-facing and/or abandoned servers which are off limits.

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And they have a huge surface area of non-customer-facing and/or abandoned servers which are off limits.

You will help build a new customer-facing product from scratch, and deliver new features to market on a regular basis.

And, being that such blunt language is pretty rare on a customer-facing landing page, it immediately created some memorability that wouldn't have been there otherwise.

> There just isn't much political will to invest in large non-customer-facing projects How about OpenCompute?

An internal tool like Asgard doesn't have the same need a customer-facing tool like the AWS Console does to be user-friendly, either.

There just isn't much political will to invest in large non-customer-facing projects (like Google's GFS and its successor, BigTable, Spanner etc.) and perhaps talent is spread a bit too thin.

Your immediate work will focus on web development for a plethora of customer-facing apps and internal tools, with big opportunities in embedded systems and data analytics as we expand.

For what it is worth, just my two-cents, but I think even having a customer-facing ticketing system (doesn't necessarily have to be public facing) would help quell some of the unrest.

Our suite of internal and customer-facing web applications aren't merely an online store, but a way providing our amazing sales associates with tools to better assist their clients while extending the Mitchells philosophy and ideals to the online realm.

As a security professional working in customer-facing security, I'm helping exactly the people who are getting breached, therefore I say that having a monetary motive to say that they aren't spending enough efforts and should give me more money;-) The article also ignores that knowing that you got popped probably already means that you're in one of the higher percentiles of security posture...

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I recently got lured into the customer-facing side of things, and nothing annoys me (or our new users) than a message like "Incorrect syntax" when I used a unsupported symbol for my password.