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Old 04-21-2011, 03:18 PM
PaulC PaulC is offline
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Originally Posted by ramonajim View Post
Oh my gawd.

Just suffered through an hour long TL9000/Security "training" session. Audio bridge had to get re-set twice in the first 5 minutes. Video sharing never worked. Slide deck sent to participants "in case video sharing doesn't work" only sent to half the participants. Quick re-send to the rest of the participants. 9 slides in and the presenter realizes the wrong deck went out both times. Presenter has the vocal strength of a turtle with strep throat.

Apparently, we're supposed to be swiping our ID badges every time we enter the building - even if the doors are unlocked. For "security" reasons, like knowing who's in the building in case of emergency.

My question: "how will you know who's actually in the building since we can't swipe our way out - being that there are NO CARD READERS ON THE EXIT DOORS?!"

The "answer": we haven't addressed that yet.

Apparently, we have a policy that states no cameras. Somebody asked if that applied to employees as well as visitors. Answer: "Absolutely - no cameras."

Follow up question: "I just left a meeting in which the Director of Security did the same thing lots of us do - he USED HIS COMPANY ISSUED CELL PHONE TO TAKE A PICTURE OF THE WHITE BOARD at the end of a meeting. How does this comply with the policy?"

The "answer": we haven't addressed that yet.

I just might have to go find an episode or three of Jerry Springer to bring my IQ back up to pre-training levels
The tracking accuracy issue that is confounded by the lack of card readers on the exit doors can be easily resolved by refusing to allow employees to leave the building.
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