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I worked in a building at NYC that did this. It was confusing at first as I just immediately jumped into the first elevator door that opened since it was my fir
by tarentel 4y ago
I worked in a building at NYC that did this. It was confusing at first as I just immediately jumped into the first elevator door that opened since it was my first day and didn't realize there were no buttons inside. After the initial and very short learning curve due to all the stairs I had to climb that day I would say it was much more efficient than any other building I had been in.
- bombcar 4y agoI encountered one that did this, but the screen for selecting your floor was a temperamental touch screen, so trying to type "13" would often select "1" and "11" before 13, consigning you to riding and stopping at those floors, also. Then I found the secret wheel-chair button assortment, which was genuine buttons.