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Agree. The whole idea of 'challenging tailgating' falls apart because someone walking in after you is not performing a strange act. You would have to actively
by esotericn 7y ago
Agree.
The whole idea of 'challenging tailgating' falls apart because someone walking in after you is not performing a strange act.
You would have to actively close the door _on_ people, including your colleagues, which goes against social norms to such an extreme extent that it's just not happening.
- tim333 7y agoWith my apartment block people sometimes follow in and I'll ask can I help you or similar if they look iffy.
- Ntrails 7y agoIf, as a company, you actually care about tailgating, there is no "challenge" aspect. There's a barrier that lets one person through at a time at most, and you remove any and all social aspects to it.
- esotericn 7y agoExactly!
- mdhen 7y agoRight, which is why you need a more secure system of entry. I've worked in finance and defense. Finance used turnstiles, defense used some light in person security.