Yes, that was their policy. I won’t say their name, but it was the headquarters of a major financial services firm in South Korea One of my Korean colleagues h

Yes, that was their policy. I won’t say their name, but it was the headquarters of a major financial services firm in South Korea One of my Korean colleagues had this theory-senior executive ranks in Korea are dominated by former military officers, and as a result the corporate culture is heavily influenced by the military - including an obsession with countermeasures against corporate espionage. In practice, I don’t they were doing anything worth spying on, while the extreme security rules were a big burden on developer productivity