The long-awaited publication of the final list of successful candidates for the category of Systems and Information Technologies Management Technician (SGTEX) in the SES exams in Extremadura has left applicants with more doubts than certainties. The official link, far from showing names or scores, redirects to a Google cookies notice, without offering useful data for citizens.
Systems management: when the link fails by design 🤖
In a process that should demonstrate technical solvency, the publication system has stumbled over a basic redirection error. Applicants, many of them experts in IT infrastructures, face a page that prioritizes cookie consent over data transparency. A failure that highlights the importance of validating URLs and servers before announcing critical results for hundreds of professionals.
Approved by consent: accept cookies and then you'll see 🍪
The administration has achieved what seemed impossible: turning a list of successful candidates into an exercise in digital philosophy. Applicants, after months of study, must now ask themselves whether accepting all cookies is the new requirement to find out their score. Perhaps the next step will be a captcha to see if you are human with the right to know your professional future.