Re:Amazon says email banning TikTok from employee phones was...
by thereticent on Friday July 10, 2020 @01:54PM
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There's no good explanation except that US healthcare orgs tend to misuse staff and clinical providers. Super-specialized doctor with untold postdoc training in faculty at my academic medical center? You've got to encrypt your personal phone to standard and install several required apps. No it is not expensed.
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Re:Amazon says email banning TikTok from employee phones was...
by FireBeyond on Friday July 10, 2020 @03:17PM
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Apropos of the rightness or otherwise of this stance, I don't think "specialist physicians" typically fall into the category of people who "cannot afford 2 phones".
Re:Amazon says email banning TikTok from employee phones was...
by thereticent on Friday July 10, 2020 @07:56PM
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I agree. Neither do top industry execs, top sales personnel, etc. It seems from most of the comments that even in lieu of a work phone, compensation for a mobile plan is normal and expected most places. I may be mistaken, but the culture of large healthcare orgs does seem to promote an expectation that the employees be more altruistic then would be expected elsewhere, even within the employer-employee relationship.