What will Covid PERMANENTLY change about US Society/Culture/Habits?

[brianmanahan]

Unless your company is dealing with something super top secret like nuclear missile design, I can't see why it wouldn't be accessed remotely over a secure VPN tunnel with 2FA authentication.

or it's just really ancient

if it's DOD or something i wouldn't be surprised

 

[[DHT]Osiris]

And now due to covid, there have been workarounds developed, something that as I mentioned, wasn't even a remote possibility or crossed anyones mind prior to having people not work for months on end and losing months of productivity.

Huh? Even mil SIPR networks have comsec equipment that lets you connect remote, if they really, really need you to connect remote. With the exception of TS stuff which you gotta be in a SCIF for anyway, I seriously doubt you can present a type of network that isn't cordoned by nature which someone had to come up with some wild and crazy workarounds to utilize remotely.

It's a network. If it can be touched via the internet, VPN. If not, add a firewall/VPN, and VPN.

 

[purbeast0]

I've already said too much!

 

[nakedfrog]

Because certain networks can't be accessed from home. And now due to covid, there have been workarounds developed, something that as I mentioned, wasn't even a remote possibility or crossed anyones mind prior to having people not work for months on end and losing months of productivity.

Not sure how your company doing anything is relevant to my situation.

There is a reason I get paid the boku bucks.

Beaucoup bucks 😛

 

[brianmanahan]

Beaucoup coolcoin bucks 😛

FTFY

 

[purbeast0]

Beaucoup bucks 😛

 

[nakedfrog]

Well, far be it for me to stand in the way of a Man of the 90s.

 

[ultimatebob]

Well, far be it for me to stand in the way of a Man of the 90s.

Damn right... REAL men of the 90's drank for kiddie juice boxes at parties and LIKED it!

Bringing back to being on topic... I'll be happy when face masks and personal hand sanitizer bottles die like this fad did.

 

[rh71]

Because certain networks can't be accessed from home. And now due to covid, there have been workarounds developed, something that as I mentioned, wasn't even a remote possibility or crossed anyones mind prior to having people not work for months on end and losing months of productivity.

Not sure how your company doing anything is relevant to my situation.

There is a reason I get paid the boku bucks.

You've had different jobs over that span though... you've told us about them.

If it's bureaucratic DC red tape crap, I'm guessing just ancient tech. Did they finally develop something nobody else anywhere uses? You said "workaround". Guess you can't tell us. We've dealt with replicating data outside the wire since 2000 in a secure manner.

 

[purbeast0]

You've had different jobs over that span though... you've told us about them.

If it's bureaucratic DC red tape crap, I'm guessing just ancient tech. Did they finally develop something nobody else anywhere uses? You said "workaround". Guess you can't tell us. We've dealt with replicating data outside the wire since 2000 in a secure manner.

I haven't had different jobs since covid started not sure what you're referring to. I've been in the same area since about 2012 now.

And no it's not old tech it's current tech I'm working with. It's just about access to stuff for the most part.

 

[MrSquished]

JPMorgan leading the pack

Dimon Signals to Wall Street It’s Time to Return to the Office

Jamie Dimon is sending a message to his fellow Wall Street chiefs: It’s time to bring employees back to the office.

www.bloomberg.com

Jamie Dimon is sending a message to his fellow Wall Street chiefs: It’s time to bring employees back to the office.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. became the first major U.S. bank to mandate a return to offices for its entire U.S. workforce, with staffers being told they’ll need to come back in about two months. The lender’s top decision-making body, led by Chief Executive Officer Dimon, said in a memo to staff Tuesday that it “would fully expect that by early July, all U.S.-based employees will be in the office on a consistent rotational schedule.”

Industry leaders have been preparing for an end to remote work since the earliest months of the pandemic last year. Dimon, who’s been going into the bank’s headquarters since June, said as far back as September that he expects economic and social damage to result from a longer stretch of working from home. David Solomon, Dimon’s counterpart at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., called the remote-working arrangement an “aberration” that needs to be corrected as quickly as possible.

“This is fantastic news and the fact that it’s JPMorgan and Jamie Dimon -- this will send a very positive message to other CEOs, not just in New York but around the country, to start making plans to on-board their employees,” Bill Rudin, chief executive officer of Manhattan office landlord Rudin Management Co., said in a phone interview.

 

[[DHT]Osiris]

Industry leaders have been preparing for an end to remote work since the earliest months of the pandemic last year. Dimon, who’s been going into the bank’s headquarters since June, said as far back as September that he expects economic and social damage to result from a longer stretch of working from home. David Solomon, Dimon’s counterpart at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., called the remote-working arrangement an “aberration” that needs to be corrected as quickly as possible.

What a jackass. Sounds like someone who wants the worker class to continue to funnel their money upwards.

Aberration my ass.

 

[MrSquished]

What a jackass. Sounds like someone who wants the worker class to continue to funnel their money upwards.

Aberration my ass.

He is a top investment banking exec, most likely being a dbag comes with the territory.

 

[Dr. Detroit]

There is a reason I get paid the boku bucks.

Too Beaucoup!