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I work in entertainment and security was moving in the direction of leaving your phone outside the building and using a isolated browser with no copy/paste. I
by pfranz 8y ago
I work in entertainment and security was moving in the direction of leaving your phone outside the building and using a isolated browser with no copy/paste. I was happy to switch jobs before I was required to do any of that. Those kinds of precautions were taken for specific, shorter projects, but I wasn't interested in doing that full time.
Not sure if it's apocryphal, but I heard a company in Seattle (Starbucks?) had a policy of no visible tattoos. At some point there wasn't enough people to hire and they overturned the policy.
I can see it playing out both ways.
- astura 8y ago>I heard a company in Seattle (Starbucks?) had a policy of no visible tattoos. The vast majority of companies had this policy up until about ~2005. I still remember being extremely surprised the first time I saw an employee with a nose ring working at CVS (around ~2005).