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I wholeheartedly recommend employees to keep office laptop & equipment in the office drawers or lockers. No need of taking them home or tunring on the work prof
by villgax 4y ago
I wholeheartedly recommend employees to keep office laptop & equipment in the office drawers or lockers. No need of taking them home or tunring on the work profile on your personal devices after work hours. Coz apparently you cannot perform work at home right? Let this come back to bite insecure managers & defunct HR policies in today's day and age where developers arrive at one location to log in to the cloud on another continent to serve users on some other continent!
- marssaxman 4y agoThat has always been my practice anyway, whether my job is remote or in-office. Work is work, personal is personal; separate devices for separate purposes. I don't bring my work hardware home unless I plan to spend the next day working from home. People often seem to get themselves in trouble when they fail to distinguish between work time and personal time. There's no way to get stressed out by late night emails when you don't check your work email at night, and there's no temptation to check your work email at night when the machine with the credentials is back in the office where it belongs.
- dagw 4y agoI wholeheartedly recommend employees to keep office laptop & equipment in the office drawers or lockers. That was one of the main things I liked about working 100% in the office. My work computer and all my work stayed at the office and it was basically impossible for me to 'just fix a thing' after having left the office.
- adave 4y agoSometimes quickly fixing a thing is better than carrying it with you for the rest of the day. One trick that may work is to write it down or schedule a task/email for next day.