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@TheCommoner282 India.
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@sbiewald Inside room, where developers sit.
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@Jilano last time I asked they said it was for safety and one more reason they told was we are having lots of rats.
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@theKarlisK Nah, they didn't mentioned anything about this.
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@electrineer LMAO
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@synchronicity What the fuck?
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@synchronicity you should look up the law, whatever the company policy may be, they have to comply with the law and you have the right to raise a stink about it if you don't like this.
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@TheCommoner282 I meant actual Rats. xD we even have few traps for catching them.
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Yeah, some workspaces remind me of a dystopian society. As far as I know, some companies use https://recfaces.com/ biometric software to control their workers. And this system works pretty damn well, unfortunately for the office staff.
Is it normal to have surveillance cameras at workplace?
They are installing few lately and we didn't use to have them before, at least since when I joined.
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someoneiswatchingyou