

I was accused of spending days not working, because I didn’t use the VPN for days at a time. Yesterday I was called in by higher management for a “productivity review”. I scrupulously followed this policy because lately I have mostly been working on technical reports and rarely needed to access the specific on site resources anyway. The new policy was to use the VPN only when necessary and just be on our home network for all the rest. A week or so later they sent an e-mail asking us to refrain from using the VPN too much because it wasn’t holding the pressure very well. At the beginning of the pandemic our company decided most people should work from home and we could access the on-site resources that we need through the company VPN. “I’m being fired for following company policy. I’m currently working from home because COVID.

You can check out the question and responses here. “Ideally, the lawyer has genuine personal interest in the topic of the subreddit so other redditors (reddit users) have a sense that the lawyer is engaging with them in the subreddit our of genuine commitment to the topic rather than obligation.”įor example: Here’s a post from September under a subreddit called Legal Advice. “Lawyers need to find the forums on reddit (the subreddits) where their potential clients are, and they need to engage with them there on genuine ways,” she says.
