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'The 15 people in IT were asked to perform 100 video calls to other employees. Spontaneous ones. They were reportedly told to say they were checking to see if
by thesuperbigfrog 5y ago
'The 15 people in IT were asked to perform 100 video calls to other employees. Spontaneous ones.
They were reportedly told to say they were checking to see if the company's VPN was working as it should.
The IT people were "told to note whether that employee answered the call promptly and enabled their video during the chat, and to log more personal details, including a description of where that person was working and whether they were dressed professionally."
Apparently, if the employee didn't respond to the call three times, they were put on the naughty list. Or, worse, shown straight to the door.'
Who would want to work for such a company?
- giantg2 5y agoThis isn't too far off from what most companies do. How about phishing email? My company sends you test ones. Fail and you have to take training. Teams shows your status as away if you don't touch your computer and aren't in a meeting. If someone calls me and I don't pick up, I get some scrutiny over that and have to explain myself.