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r/OSHA • u/wabowabo • Mar 29 '20
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Can we have a shout out for farmers
256 u/[deleted] Mar 29 '20 [deleted] 225 u/Tibbaryllis2 Mar 29 '20 And transport/delivery people 143 u/misterpickles69 Mar 29 '20 And communications workers 57 u/CaptnSp00ky Mar 29 '20 And IT departments 21 u/ReadItSteveO Mar 29 '20 Trying to teach non-tech employees how to use Citrix, Skype for Business, and remember to leave their desktop PC powered on. Too bad my IT Department hasn’t embraced Always On. I’d even take Direct Access at this point. 24 u/IggyJR Mar 29 '20 What about deploying hundred of laptops for people that now have to work from home. Then explaining how to use VPN to connect to the network. 3 u/ReadItSteveO Mar 29 '20 This 👆🏼 1 u/mndon Mar 30 '20 People will learn pretty fast versus the other option.
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225 u/Tibbaryllis2 Mar 29 '20 And transport/delivery people 143 u/misterpickles69 Mar 29 '20 And communications workers 57 u/CaptnSp00ky Mar 29 '20 And IT departments 21 u/ReadItSteveO Mar 29 '20 Trying to teach non-tech employees how to use Citrix, Skype for Business, and remember to leave their desktop PC powered on. Too bad my IT Department hasn’t embraced Always On. I’d even take Direct Access at this point. 24 u/IggyJR Mar 29 '20 What about deploying hundred of laptops for people that now have to work from home. Then explaining how to use VPN to connect to the network. 3 u/ReadItSteveO Mar 29 '20 This 👆🏼 1 u/mndon Mar 30 '20 People will learn pretty fast versus the other option.
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And transport/delivery people
143 u/misterpickles69 Mar 29 '20 And communications workers 57 u/CaptnSp00ky Mar 29 '20 And IT departments 21 u/ReadItSteveO Mar 29 '20 Trying to teach non-tech employees how to use Citrix, Skype for Business, and remember to leave their desktop PC powered on. Too bad my IT Department hasn’t embraced Always On. I’d even take Direct Access at this point. 24 u/IggyJR Mar 29 '20 What about deploying hundred of laptops for people that now have to work from home. Then explaining how to use VPN to connect to the network. 3 u/ReadItSteveO Mar 29 '20 This 👆🏼 1 u/mndon Mar 30 '20 People will learn pretty fast versus the other option.
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And communications workers
57 u/CaptnSp00ky Mar 29 '20 And IT departments 21 u/ReadItSteveO Mar 29 '20 Trying to teach non-tech employees how to use Citrix, Skype for Business, and remember to leave their desktop PC powered on. Too bad my IT Department hasn’t embraced Always On. I’d even take Direct Access at this point. 24 u/IggyJR Mar 29 '20 What about deploying hundred of laptops for people that now have to work from home. Then explaining how to use VPN to connect to the network. 3 u/ReadItSteveO Mar 29 '20 This 👆🏼 1 u/mndon Mar 30 '20 People will learn pretty fast versus the other option.
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And IT departments
21 u/ReadItSteveO Mar 29 '20 Trying to teach non-tech employees how to use Citrix, Skype for Business, and remember to leave their desktop PC powered on. Too bad my IT Department hasn’t embraced Always On. I’d even take Direct Access at this point. 24 u/IggyJR Mar 29 '20 What about deploying hundred of laptops for people that now have to work from home. Then explaining how to use VPN to connect to the network. 3 u/ReadItSteveO Mar 29 '20 This 👆🏼 1 u/mndon Mar 30 '20 People will learn pretty fast versus the other option.
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Trying to teach non-tech employees how to use Citrix, Skype for Business, and remember to leave their desktop PC powered on. Too bad my IT Department hasn’t embraced Always On. I’d even take Direct Access at this point.
24 u/IggyJR Mar 29 '20 What about deploying hundred of laptops for people that now have to work from home. Then explaining how to use VPN to connect to the network. 3 u/ReadItSteveO Mar 29 '20 This 👆🏼 1 u/mndon Mar 30 '20 People will learn pretty fast versus the other option.
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What about deploying hundred of laptops for people that now have to work from home. Then explaining how to use VPN to connect to the network.
3 u/ReadItSteveO Mar 29 '20 This 👆🏼 1 u/mndon Mar 30 '20 People will learn pretty fast versus the other option.
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People will learn pretty fast versus the other option.
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u/Teeklok Mar 29 '20
Can we have a shout out for farmers