Did you get a note asking to confirm employee work location information??
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Just report it as spam and in the spirit of covid tell them you didnt answer becaise you didnt want to spread an infection
I'm in tech infrastructure under Bourdon and did not
I received that aforementioned email this morning. Funny thing is that I have never worked in a WF location. I've been 100% WFH for almost five years now. What is also weird is that I was the only person on my geographically-dispersed team that received it...but of my team mates, I happen to live the closest to a WF office tower in a major Tech hub.
These are going out to employees who are either moving work locations (to a different floor or building in their market) or who will be in an unassigned seating building (most city center locations). They are asking for current seat location, phone number etc and it’s so they can have the third party packers come pack up your stuff, label it correctly and have it waiting for you in your new location when you come back. This used to be done via a terrible excel move matrix and now it’s been moved online. Nothing sinister!
Pleased to report the Report Spam button still works
I got it, was legit
I just got the email telling me that another email will soon arrive asking for information. Maybe too many people are clicking the report Phish/Spam button on the survey?
These emails sometimes drip over days or weeks to avoid flooding other systems like they broke the system that took orders for free WF Volunteers tshirts.
I got sent to an external site and it asked for my lanid/pwd. I entered but nothing happened. Great site!!!
No clue what these anonymous posters on this thread are talking about. Today was 100% BAU.
Got email today saying another email coming soon requesting data. Anyone know what they ask for and why?
Yep. Also asked for phone number and SSN
I got it. Actually, this is the second time I have received it.
Not here
Nope
Yes.
Phishing scam
Yep. We're doomed.