This is about the growing talent gap in our country -- the gap between what businesses need their entering employees to know and what they actually know.
At YouTube's San Bruno office, people can freely enter the reception area, but need to be signed in before entering employee areas.
For example, if you are entering employee records, you would enter a single employee's name, address, phone number, and salary before moving on to the next employee.
There would also be a moment when "the boss" – whom, in the best sitcom tradition, had the apparent right to enter his employees' homes to demand sustenance at any given moment – made an appearance dressed as Santa Claus.
If you work in a restaurant, you may need to enter your employee code along with the table number and number of customers.[2].
The keys help employees enter an apartment during an emergency, but they also bring employees under suspicion when a theft occurs.
To enter the room, employees must lay their right hand on a security sensor that takes a three-dimensional reading of their palms.
The value of city pensions is protected under the State Constitution, a trust between employer and worker; once employees enter the system, their benefits cannot be reduced.
At the Roadway in Bell, a seemingly secure compound surrounded by a fence topped with razor-wire with a guard shack monitoring anyone approaching, a reporter was not allowed to enter or question employees.
Employees enter each book's ISBN code into the company's inventory, then post the book for sale on Amazon and other marketplace Web sites, using software to determine the price in relation to the competition.
