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I work in an office where my badge "must be prominently displayed at all times" somewhere between waist and shoulders. I suspect that the low compliance rate has to do with the awkwardness of pinning or clipping it to one's shirt. I therefore propose Tie-dentification. This would come in one of three
varieties.
Staff: This ID Card would come equipped with a tie pin, to affix to your tie.
Junior Executive: This tie comes with a transparent pocket, into which you slide your ID.
Executive: For those who have truly arrived, A dedicated silk screen printer that affixes a permanent image to your company tie. Must be done at the Card Office, fee applies for lost or stolen ties...
Implantable chips
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[gootyam, Oct 17 2004]
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What do women wear (assuming you have women where you work)? |
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Actually, our dress code is "Corporate Casual" so this would only work here if they tightened the dress code. Women could wear a scarf, as blissmiss suggests, or they could bring back the Annie Hall look... |
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Dag, I am in fact wearing a badge lanyard as we speak. But if I had to wear a tie, I wouldn't want to wear both... |
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Perhaps this can be replaced with the belt buckle id for firms in Texas. For engineering firms you could build something right into the pocket protector. |
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dbsousa: Sheesh - they force you to wear your badge at all times? Next they'll be implanting chips. |
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Doc: Chips are real I'm afraid. Check my link. |
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Same in my last gig. Needed the badges to get through virtually every door in the building. We used those ones on little retracting reels that clipped to your belt. |
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No ties, though. Perhaps you could develop a polo-shirt variant of this idea. |
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I had a client that used to 'do the worm' as he called it. He was a bit short and would stand on tip-toes and do a kind of break-dancing body wave against the RFID reader. |
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Here, the RFID tags are always worn (we have [blissmiss]/[waugs]-style security doors), but as everybody knows everybody else by name, we generally wear our tags behind the tie. |
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One strange thing about the department I work in is that we are required to have our mobile phones operating and on our person 24/7, even at our desks. Perhaps we could have the RFID chip embedded in a photo-sticker that could be stuck on the back of our phones. |
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Too funny. My previous employer wanted to chip us all when we moved into the new building - we had to talk him down. |
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Negotiated it down to just the barcode tattoos then, huh ? |
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