driver cam

I would, if you can see a driver that is triggering certain events likely to cause freight claims or accidents and identify unsafe behaviors you attempt to train that driver before something bad happens. If he/she refuses to change behavior it would be more cost effective to have them off the road before something bad happens.

 

LMAO, that's a good one. It should say, "I beg your pardon, but the wifey and I are having a funeral"(no one is getting killed, so get that thought out of your head).

 

A "funeral?" Is that because there's a "stiff" in a "box?"

 

Or set your laptop up in front of it playing a looped video of a p0rno flick...

 

I think the problem is that currently, the already "wounded" aren't shrieking enough.

 

I'm all for cameras in the office. I'm tired of smokers taking 15 breaks a day, I'm tired of being compared to another office worker that types at 12 words a minute. The productivity in the office is horrendous and needs to improve, if cameras would help I'd be all for it. I've recently suggested recording all phone calls and playing them back as a part of coaching for office staff. The company I'm at currently has zero office etiquette. It's not enough to know someone is watching you, you'd also need to employ repercussions for actions/inactions. For example, if you're sitting at your desk signed into your phone but not answering it you should be reprimanded.

 

I left the office life long before the smart phone. I can only wonder about the office life now.

The smoker breaks were really interesting as well.

 

I think what I would is get a picture of some guy that looks like a grizzly bear naked laying in the sleeper and hang it up in front of the camera and that's what they would see all the time

 

Did you know your signature line is hacking people's IP address?