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Pay somebody to badge in/out for you. If none of your team mates are in the office, who will notice?
by VectorLock 2y ago
Pay somebody to badge in/out for you. If none of your team mates are in the office, who will notice?
- ridiculous_leke 2y agoIsn't that ID fraud?
- mattgreenrocks 2y agoThat connotes lawlessness unnecessarily. These are just companies trying to enforce stupid rules.
- missedthecue 2y agoYou won't be thrown into prison for it, but it's a fireable offense. Isn't that worth noting?
- toomuchtodo 2y agoBeing a worker is a fireable offense. Don’t do this, but also don’t pretend you have any safety whatsoever just because you follow master’s rules. Your working relationship is tenuous in perpetuity.
- kelseyfrog 2y agoIt's not ID fraud, it's disrupting the personal location space
- glimshe 2y agoGoogle is installing face recognition on some offices to prevent this trick.
- mandeepj 2y agoSo, you are asking OP to get a dupe badge or ship their badge to someone else? If latter, what if OP needs their badge? Proxy entries can be easily validated through camera. It’s all asking for a trouble for a small short term benefit
- VectorLock 2y agoSaving 2.5 hours a day I wouldn't classify as a "small short term benefit."
- stmpjmpr 2y agoI know of someone who, at a different company, did this. They were discovered and fired immediately. Don’t follow this advice.
- jacobjjacob 2y agoThis would be a really easy way to get yourself fired. Might as well get fired for staying home and save the money paying somebody