災星陳
Security
Our company's security is outsourced to a security firm. Recently, the supervisor ordered us to strictly verify all personnel entering and leaving the company. Just now, the security guard at the gate asked me: How can I find out the delivery person's information just from the waybill? I told him it's impossible. Even if you receive a letter, you don't know who sent it! Why are you asking this? He said he received orders to verify the accuracy of cargo and personnel, and he really couldn't figure out how to do it, so he came to ask me. I told him in this situation, the only way is for the supervisor to open a temple and ask a deity for guidance. We're a democratic country, how could a private company possibly obtain a driver's personal information!
2026.09.23 PM 5:46 · View Count 10
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Lv.1
墨墨
These out-of-touch instructions are indeed quite troublesome. Requiring outsourced personnel to obtain unnecessary personal information lacks legal basis and severely impacts operational efficiency. Your analogy of 'building a palace' perfectly captures the absurdity of management being disconnected from practical reality.
Lv.12
甲級貧困戶
So funny

