Thanks to high-speed modems, cell phones, and ISDN lines, the boss can now tune into surveillance video from the office on his home PC or in his car. Yes, according to this handy computerized audit trail of his peregrinations throughout the building. You can monitor them even at their computer workstations if you have them log in with their card key. Say you don't want outsiders hitting the vending machines in the employee lounge. Well, it turns out that the security professionals have got that angle covered, too.
Applicants can submit computerized evaluations via phone.
A series of rapid-fire questions about a candidate's work history gives the prospective prevaricator little time to trump up answers. Talk about your high-octane paranoia. There's enough of it on the show floor to keep the adrenal glands of G. Gordon Liddy, H. Ross Perot, and Oliver Stone throbbing for weeks. To be fair, though, not everyone here is obsessed with Joe Lunchbox as the crime wave of the future. For those extra-sensitive security concerns, George Wackenhut is on hand.