Ryan_T
Senior Member
Deloitte sure knows how to manage their employees. Must be nice to enjoy the exclusivity.
I have security guards threaten and try to intimidate me all the time even when I'm filming on public property. I was sitting in Sherbourne Park one time, filming the Aqulina construction and 2 security guards said I was forbidden to film the site, even from the park. They even threatened to take my camera but I would not give in to their intimidation and told them to call the police. I was literally sitting on the side of the water channel in the park and these guys were acting like I was on their property. I've had things like that happen to me many times but I know my rights, so I fight back.I got kicked off the property last time I tried to take photos, and I was only in the central plaza separating the two buildings.![]()
I have security guards threaten and try to intimidate me all the time even when I'm filming on public property. I was sitting in Sherbourne Park one time, filming the Aqulina construction and 2 security guards said I was forbidden to film the site, even from the park. They even threatened to take my camera but I would not give in to their intimidation and told them to call the police. I was literally sitting on the side of the water channel in the park and these guys were acting like I was on their property. I've had things like that happen to me many times but I know my rights, so I fight back.
Yeah, I'm not sure I agree with that, though I'm not motivated enough to really get into it. I will say this, though: no matter how educated or accomplished, it is the rare, rare exception to meet someone who doesn't want to constantly prove their worth to their higher-ups. I'm in academia and super-educated sycophants abound.Some (but not all) security guards are quite stupid. They're poorly educated and paid, and they treat ordinary people poorly who aren't doing anything wrong. They want to prove their worth to their bosses, but they just show themselves to be the unaccomplished low lifes that they are.
Yeah, I'm not sure I agree with that, though I'm not motivated enough to really get into it. I will say this, though: no matter how educated or accomplished, it is the rare, rare exception to meet someone who doesn't want to constantly prove their worth to their higher-ups. I'm in academia and super-educated sycophants abound.
Just sayin'. The security guards are just following orders, that is, doing what 99% of the working world has to do every day. Takes a real pair to not do that.