My startup has an office in a fairly old building in Toronto. The building uses one of those antiquated telephone access systems where they give you a code to get in, and a code for guests to use after hours that calls one of our phones.
I'm wondering if any of you are forced to use a similar system, and if you find it as painful as I do.
Is it painful when you host parties/events/meetups?
Do you find yourself sharing your unique access code with others? (ie friends, realtors, random guests, etc)
Do you even care? Or is it just not a significant pain.
Thanks in advance.
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Ask HN: Do You Hate Your Telephone Access System? · HackerTrans
My startup has an office in a fairly old building in Toronto. The building uses one of those antiquated telephone access systems where they give you a code to get in, and a code for guests to use after hours that calls one of our phones.
I'm wondering if any of you are forced to use a similar system, and if you find it as painful as I do.
Is it painful when you host parties/events/meetups?
Do you find yourself sharing your unique access code with others? (ie friends, realtors, random guests, etc)
Do you even care? Or is it just not a significant pain.
Thanks in advance.