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In the banks we have the same. As IT guy, the amount of quarterly trainings and their focus is a bit crazy, most topics I will never ever touch since I don't wo
by saiya-jin 5y ago
In the banks we have the same. As IT guy, the amount of quarterly trainings and their focus is a bit crazy, most topics I will never ever touch since I don't work in ie Legal and I am so far from ever interacting or even seeing any client.
Most of the trainings are about a fine we got due to being caught doing something bad, say 10 years ago, and part of legal settlement is apart from direct fine, a nice 30-60 min training where they tell you that stealing and lying and cheating is bad.
Those trainings keep re-appearing quite consistently so they are really not that effective.
- wolverine876 5y agoPerhaps by training everyone, potential bad actors know that everyone in the company will recognize what they are doing?
- burntoutfire 5y agoIn banking, the bank is the bad actor and people who do shady stuff usually do it on its behalf (and get rewards with promotions, bonuses etc.).
- mianos 5y agoI did one "Modern Slavery". The first time I saw the email request that I do the training I genuinely thought it was spam.