Is it actual training, or the ol’ " do you retain knowledge that was given to you five seconds earlier that will immediately fly out of your head once a new day dawns and be useless in a real life situation? Jolly good, we’ll tick the box" deal?
I work for an insurance company. I see a lot of sensitive info about people. Full names, addresses, bank info, several sensitive diagnoses because it’s health insurance…
Yearly compliance = do I remember my legal obligations in handling this info correctly so we don’t have huge privacy breaches? Which memory hole do I shove it down when I’m done?
I think the appropriate memory hole would be the circular filing cabinet. Seriously, if your current policy/procedures are solid, this is just a reminder not to be stupid or careless. An exercise in ticking boxes to be sure, but when it matters it REALLY matters.
Good morning. I’m doing annual compliance training
Is it actual training, or the ol’ " do you retain knowledge that was given to you five seconds earlier that will immediately fly out of your head once a new day dawns and be useless in a real life situation? Jolly good, we’ll tick the box" deal?
Ticky ticky boxes
Compliance with what?
I work for an insurance company. I see a lot of sensitive info about people. Full names, addresses, bank info, several sensitive diagnoses because it’s health insurance…
Yearly compliance = do I remember my legal obligations in handling this info correctly so we don’t have huge privacy breaches? Which memory hole do I shove it down when I’m done?
I think the appropriate memory hole would be the circular filing cabinet. Seriously, if your current policy/procedures are solid, this is just a reminder not to be stupid or careless. An exercise in ticking boxes to be sure, but when it matters it REALLY matters.