Major Security Upgrade At Work...

[GasX]

If you read this thread you know that there was a rash of laptop thefts recently at my office and 2 security guards were busted for the crime.

My company changed security firms to make sure this doesn't happen again and there is a huge difference in the personel.

The old company may have required "law enforcement experience", but getting arrested seemed to count... All of the new guys are ex-cops.

The old company armed its guards with walkie talkie and beer guts. The new guards are all walking around with sidearms.

I have to say, it is interesting to see a bunch of guys in suits walking around with guns inside the office building...

 

[tami]

that's pretty cool.

 

I had a job interview recently at a facility where the 'guards' carry AR-15s.

 

[Scouzer]

Originally posted by: jumpr
I had a job interview recently at a facility where the 'guards' carry AR-15s.

Nuclear Plant?

 

Originally posted by: Scouzer

Originally posted by: jumpr
I had a job interview recently at a facility where the 'guards' carry AR-15s.

Nuclear Plant?

Can't say where it was (signed a secrecy agreement).

 

[GasX]

Originally posted by: Scouzer

Originally posted by: jumpr
I had a job interview recently at a facility where the 'guards' carry AR-15s.

Nuclear Plant?

inner city junior high school?

 

[Argo]

Where do you work that it requires that level of security?

Edit: NM, I'm lazy

Two security guards at a pharmaceutical company in Roseland...

I guess it makes sense for a pharmaceutical company since there're a lot of secret to be protected.

 

[arcenite]

Originally posted by: Argo
Where do you work that it requires that level of security?

Edit: NM, I'm lazy

Two security guards at a pharmaceutical company in Roseland...

I guess it makes sense for a pharmaceutical company since there're a lot of secret to be protected.

Your mom's bedroom :Q

 

[Vegito]

Originally posted by: Argo
Where do you work that it requires that level of security?

Edit: NM, I'm lazy

Two security guards at a pharmaceutical company in Roseland...

I guess it makes sense for a pharmaceutical company since there're a lot of secret to be protected.

yeah, those people will kill for that stuff... lol

 

[Toasthead]

craziness. sounds like the company is overcompensating a little bit...but I guess its better to be TOO safe.

 

[rh71]

Originally posted by: Argo
Where do you work that it requires that level of security?

Edit: NM, I'm lazy

Two security guards at a pharmaceutical company in Roseland...

I guess it makes sense for a pharmaceutical company since there're a lot of secret to be protected.

I worked at a pharmaceutical company and next door was another one. While they did take security very seriously, neither had [armed] guards posted at doors/gates. This was at Dupont (now Bristol Myers Squibb).

 

[Phoenix15]

Originally posted by: Mwilding
If you read this thread you know that there was a rash of laptop thefts recently at my office and 2 security guards were busted for the crime.

My company changed security firms to make sure this doesn't happen again and there is a huge difference in the personel.

The old company may have required "law enforcement experience", but getting arrested seemed to count... All of the new guys are ex-cops.

The old company armed its guards with walkie talkie and beer guts. The new guards are all walking around with sidearms.

I have to say, it is interesting to see a bunch of guys in suits walking around with guns inside the office building...

I'm still gonna getcha.


:evil:

 

[mcvickj]

Originally posted by: jumpr

Originally posted by: Scouzer

Originally posted by: jumpr
I had a job interview recently at a facility where the 'guards' carry AR-15s.

Nuclear Plant?

Can't say where it was (signed a secrecy agreement).

Sounds like some type of government job.