> There was surprisingly little repercussion for violating the "one card one person" door policy Presumably because "everyone" knows that "noone" complies with

> There was surprisingly little repercussion for violating the "one card one person" door policy Presumably because "everyone" knows that "noone" complies with those policies, in part because it's socially awkward to e.g. close the door on someone who tries to tailgate, and so it needs to be heavily and consistently enforced before it becomes more socially unacceptable to be the person who potentially puts their colleagues at risk of disciplinary actions than to be the person who tells someone they need to swipe.