How does this help us with “customers.”?
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Dan if you're reading this I hope you enjoy my fl-tulence daily. I eat tacos, beans, kr--t and beer for your enjoyment.
Just call me SBD.
I suspect this is regulatory, and part of an FCC settlement related to one of our many massive data leaks, none of which would have been prevented by the clean desk policy, mind you.
“ Now let's see T try and h1B that job.”
They’d love to do that, but would prefer to “AI” it. 🙄
Cuz that is exactly what they should be hiring for. Now let's see T try and h1B that job.
“Just put a name tag on the desk where you sit, replace your last name with “Stankey” and hang pictures of Stinker in your spot.”
That would ‘fit’ much better in the latrine.
That’s easy. Psssh.
Just put a name tag on the desk where you sit, replace your last name with “Stankey” and hang pictures of Stinker in your spot.
Sure, accountability is a good thing.
Lack of trust, fear mongering, nanny state behavior, etc., not so much.
Unnamed building monitors have been in place for a long time. More accountability is a good thing.
Another way combining with the fraud presence report to reduce the workers.
Next week we’ll time fire alarm drills to induce heart attacks.