Where I have worked, about 1500-2000 employee manufacturing companies, the IT organization has fallen under two different places in the org chart. The VP-IT either reported directly to the President/CEO or to the VP-Finance & Accounting, who in turn reported to the President/CEO.
Nothing new for Games Workshop. Their lawyers love suing their best customers and have been doing it for decades now. My guess is this is where the RIAA and MPAA got the idea from.
There were times when I would actually code for 35-45 hours a week. Assuming "code" includes the wrote, run, crash, debug, rinse and repeat cycle.
These days I am lucky if I actually code more then 5 hours a week on average. I spend most of my times doing administrative tasks, being interrupted by coworkers and attending ineffective meetings.
N9KUB here, but I haven't used it much since the early 90's.
Living on Earth may be expensive, but it includes an annual free trip around the Sun.
