The desk button is not uncommon. When I worked in the Private Sector, I came across several Higher-ups that had the same thing installed under their desk. It is an “Active Shooter” “Panic Button”. Yes, some Higher-ups don’t have Secretaries.Matt was much more of a serial predator than I expected. He could lock his door from a desk button to prevent unwanted visitors.
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They all have assistants, but I take your point. They don’t have a secretary sitting outside their door.The desk button is not uncommon. When I worked in the Private Sector, I came across several Higher-ups that had the same thing installed under their desk. It is an “Active Shooter” “Panic Button”. Yes, some Higher-ups don’t have Secretaries.
These buttons are for summoning help, not locking doors.The desk button is not uncommon. When I worked in the Private Sector, I came across several Higher-ups that had the same thing installed under their desk. It is an “Active Shooter” “Panic Button”. Yes, some Higher-ups don’t have Secretaries.
Not the ones I’ve come across. I’ve worked for some pretty paranoid people. I will admit I have seen 2 and sometimes 3 buttons. I usually ask about the single button when I see them when I was setting up cabling for new computers( on my back looking at the underside of a desk ). Asking about more than one crosses the line of what is proper.These buttons are for summoning help, not locking doors.
I have these in my own house ( bedrooms ). Wife is way to paranoid. Keep telling her we are not in the Crime infested North East(where she is from)…we are in the “Preferred Community” of Alabama.These buttons are for summoning help, not locking doors.
Home makes sense. Office, not so much.I have these in my own house ( bedrooms )
I work for DHR, it makes a lot of sense. We take Kids away from Bad parents and Parents away from Bad kids. We are 85% funded from the Federal Government. When Trumps starts slashing that Funding, we expect incidents to increase.Home makes sense. Office, not so much.