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Bullshit isn't a quantifier about how entertaining a job is. Unless the job is specifically about entertaining I suppose.

• t-writescode 3y ago
  Security jobs rely on attention. One’s effectiveness at it is impacted by how attentive they can and will sustain for their defined shift.
  • waboremo 3y ago
    All jobs rely on attention. In this example, a security guard having to divert attention to interact with guests at the elevator is going to be distracted far more. But again, this isn't about the security man!!
    • golemiprague 3y ago
      The question is what is the impact of lack of attention, it is hard to keep attention when the job is boring and if 5 minutes of lack of attention are critical than it might be a good idea to make the job less boring by gamifying it. Taking an action even simple as pressing a button makes people more alert, that's why Japanese train drivers for example must do some hand movement of sometimes say some word when they see a signal, apparently it keeps them more aware. I am not saying keeping those people pressing buttons in the lift was for security reasons but it could be a desired outcome which was later observed as useful and therefore the position was kept as is.