if this happens, they should fire their CTO/VP/head of engineering instead

not as bad as shown in that video, but literally after I said my goodbye in my last company and went home, late at night my manager asked my help to do firefighting and offered me to stay around as a paid consultant (saying that he'd talk to the VP of engineering about it, but of course rejected since I wasn't really in good terms w/ the VP at that point)

then a few engineers from various teams contacted me about some issues they couldn't fix on my first 2-3 months of leaving and I found out that I still had access to some of their infra