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That doesn't matter, restricting information that employees can access is Security 101. I can't view restricted company information that I don't need for my jo
by dx87 8y ago
That doesn't matter, restricting information that employees can access is Security 101. I can't view restricted company information that I don't need for my job, likewise people transcribing Alexa voice commands don't need the home address of the voices they are transcribing. Just because you give Amazon your address for shipping and billing information doesn't mean you want to give John and Jane on the Alexa QA team your home address.
- milkytron 8y agoIt is security 101, the sad part is how bad companies fail at this. I worked a company with over a trillion dollars in assets that had hundreds of “highly confidential” (their own words for classification) that were available to anyone on the network. I took all the appropriate courses of action to report, no action on their end. Reported it to the teams responsible and offered a solution, no action. I debated blowing a whistle and making an example, but I didn’t feel like I’d be safe. This post even makes me paranoid.
- rmc 8y agoI'm pretty sure credit card details aren't shared to all Amazon employees.