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Are you serious? You’d need one attendant for each badge-in location. My work building has like a half dozen of these entries for fire reasons. Feasible in hi
by r00fus 3y ago
Are you serious? You’d need one attendant for each badge-in location. My work building has like a half dozen of these entries for fire reasons.
Feasible in high rises maybe not in the PNW or Bay Area.
- taeric 3y agoUsually the badge-in spots were grouped at entryways? So, not one attendant per badge reader, but not uncommon to have a choke point that had one. If only for security reasons. Even without an attendant, there would be a camera. And this would present an obvious cluster of badge ins that can be easily inspected.
- fnordpiglet 3y agoI think it depends on the company too and how much $$$ they have to spend on such things, but generally there’s an attendant at the entrance badge in points. They not just monitor the entry for people hopping the turnstile, but also greet guests and provide guest badges.