> Generally, if you act, like you belong somewhere and have the right to do so, your are seldom stopped.
Maybe, but you better believe everyone has to scan a valid badge if they want to get into the office in the first place. And through every door.
Maybe, but you better believe everyone has to scan a valid badge if they want to get into the office in the first place. And through every door.
Companies that want to prevent tailgating need to spend the money on mantraps or other infrastructure that is clearly designed to allow one person through at a time.
I worked at a place that stressed this at company meetings - “no holding doors, if someone says they forgot their badge don’t let them in etc”
At one meeting the CEO got up and talked and praised one of the employees because they actually did this to him, the CEO; shut the door in his face made him walk back to his car to get his badge. Was very funny to see a place actually walk the talk on this.
Overall though of course you’re right. People are going to be nice and you can’t stop it.