It's stupid that some companies still want you to bring physical documents

[Fizzzzle]

I'm working a corporate event tonight and they want me to bring physical copies of my qualifications. I'm like... sure, for my employment ability, but like my liquor permit and my food handlers card? I can email them to you.

 

It's 2023 (in a few hours). We are in a new age. I've got inspected for my liquor permit in 2020, they just whip out a tablet and put in your license number, they don't like physically inspect your "card," which is something you literally just print from a printer, it's not like it's from special paper that can't be faked.

[Littleronin]

I had to provide my employer a copy of my high school transcripts. Not my HS diploma or even my college diploma or transcripts, but high school. 

[Fizzzzle]

23 minutes ago, Littleronin said:

I had to provide my employer a copy of my high school transcripts. Not my HS diploma or even my college diploma or transcripts, but high school. 

Like a paper copy of your gpa?

[Littleronin]

2 hours ago, Fizzzzle said:

Like a paper copy of your gpa?

Yep

[Remarkableriots]

My friend mentioned he had to give his job his entire life history. Security guard at federal court house.