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I agree with you but it's not always so extreme. For instance, I work for a school where employees are pretty trusted (the extensive background check prior to
by panda888888 8y ago
I agree with you but it's not always so extreme.
For instance, I work for a school where employees are pretty trusted (the extensive background check prior to hiring & fact that most people have master's degrees probably helps).
The only employee monitoring system we use is to turn on "find my iPhone" and the like for all devices. Technically this is pretty extensive location tracking, but no one monitors it unless a device is stolen/lost.
I really don't think it changes employee behavior. If people want to leave all of their devices at school and never take them home they can, but no one has ever brought it up as an issue.