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Is this allowed at all? I know we aren’t allowed to use the company’s laptop out the country, but if I need to do some work abroad, would I get in trouble if I connect my personal laptop through VDI?
I would take a week vacation but also work a week remotely. Is this something that should be disclosed to my manager?
Are there any countries where I can’t do this?
...or any information on how the requirements even work with VDIs. Does connecting to the VDI on a personal machine from USB wifi so we can use conference rooms count? Or only the thin-client through the Ethernet from the desk? Are we supposed to claim a desk when we're at the office even if we don't use it for tracking purposes? Who knows.
How is the world can we be held to these numbers when they won't even communicate to us how it works. This is basic leadership 101 stuff. Unprofessional and unethical.
TRP is the only place I’ve worked where used a VDI; all other jobs provided a dedicated developer laptop. The VDI crashes all the time while I'm working. Honestly, how can you expect good results when the tools you’re given to build them are so unreliable?
Crazy to me that it's been falsely reporting for about 2 weeks now.
It says, "NOTICE: In‑Office Adherence data quality has been corrected for most team members; however, VDI and some Mac users may still experience incomplete or inconsistent data. This notice will be removed once the remaining issues are fully resolved."