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The one I think is harder for a lot of people is the phone in BYOD environments. When I started needing specific apps for work, I also got a work phone. I don'
by _jal 5y ago
The one I think is harder for a lot of people is the phone in BYOD environments.
When I started needing specific apps for work, I also got a work phone. I don't think my employer is doing anything creepy, and now I know if I'm wrong about that, it is contained and severed from my everyday phone.
But that's an expensive option.
- qbasic_forever 5y agoGet a $30 bottom end prepaid Android phone at Walmart and such. If you're only using it for 9-5 work stuff and expect to be on wifi you don't even need to pay for a cheap SIM card or plan. Yeah it will suck and perform terribly, but who cares it's just for the odd slack/email/etc. notification and that's it.
- 0xffff2 5y ago>But that's an expensive option. Are you saying you personally purchased a phone for use as a work device? That's completely bonkers to me. I have a personal phone and a work phone, but I definitely don't pay for the work phone out of my own pocket. I even made them order the case and screen protector I put on it.