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Only if it's enforced, and in a culture of people who understand why it's important - a great many facilities have that policy, but if people think something li
by rincebrain 11y ago
Only if it's enforced, and in a culture of people who understand why it's important - a great many facilities have that policy, but if people think something like "oh, well, X is only a power cord, not actually using the computer", or it's blatantly ignored by even just e.g. cleaning staff charging their music players, you're going to have a bad time.
- metasean 11y agoI worked as a contractor on a military installation a few years ago. We had a snarky, know-it-all new employee who decided to test the base's "no thumb drives" policy his very first day on base. Every employee and subsequent employee learned about the hell he went through as a result. Needless to say, no one tested the policy again.