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That is the first thing I thought, if we are to trust this info then the issue that stands out is not that a toddler did it, it's why the hell wasn't it locked
by DoingIsLearning 6y ago
That is the first thing I thought, if we are to trust this info then the issue that stands out is not that a toddler did it, it's why the hell wasn't it locked in the first place.
I worked in far less sentitive settings, but all these IP policies pretty much engrain this in my mind. Locking before moving away from my desk is muscle memory by now.
- boomboomsubban 6y ago>it's why the hell wasn't it locked in the first place. A second child is my guess. Or they were still in the room but inattentive. That kind of muscle memory would trigger when you're leaving your work area, and when working from home that would probably expand to your whole office.