More than a little ironic that it's an ISP doing this. Makes you wonder how reliable the CEO thinks the service is if he doesn't trust it enough to allow his e

More than a little ironic that it's an ISP doing this. Makes you wonder how reliable the CEO thinks the service is if he doesn't trust it enough to allow his employees to work remotely. (This is no indictment of the engineers, who I'm sure are doing the best job they can/are allowed to).