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If the issue is visually surveiling employees and their computers, can't that be solved for remote work by issuing every employee a camera and tripod to be situ
by hunter2_ 6y ago
If the issue is visually surveiling employees and their computers, can't that be solved for remote work by issuing every employee a camera and tripod to be situated over their shoulder, remotely monitored by whoever was physically monitoring employees on site?
If the video feed goes dark, the surveillance operator could trigger a forced shutdown of their laptop (or even better, disconnect their RDP/VDI/etc. session).
- richthegeek 6y agoRead up on the psychological problems of this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panopticon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panopticon People are very psychologically affected when they feel they are being constantly observed, especially when that observation is only for punishment. There's a story from an Amazon warehouse recently where a guy had a heart attack and didn't get found for 20 minutes. A few days prior he had put something back in the wrong place and management came to him in 2 minutes. Do you think Facebook overseers would be any different?