I would turn one switch on, walk into the other room and see which light turned on, then walk back into the first room, flip another switch, and go back and see

I would turn one switch on, walk into the other room and see which light turned on, then walk back into the first room, flip another switch, and go back and see which light was turned on. When inevitably someone came to my desk and asked why I was violating procedure, I would say that my way was simpler and more efficient than the alternatives, and therefore saves the company time and money. I would then offer to change my behavior if they had a better solution to the problem. This is a management problem, not a logic problem.