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I recently started as a remote manager at a company in a growth cycle.

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Spark! Pro series - 3rd November 2022 Spiceworks Originals.The choice is yours.but if it were me, I would just get a KVM for $30 and be done with it.lol. Or second, approach someone and ask what the policy on using computers not deployed by the organization for work is. So you have two options here.One, just play ignorant and do what you have been doing with your personal PC and if someone says something, just claim ignorance as that is what you have been doing for the past few years.

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My bet? With what you have described about getting a new Thinkpad with a bunch of tracking software on it, they would say no, but again, I have no visibility into the company. So, it just depends on this new company that you are working for now. Some orgs will be OK with you working on your own machine as long as the work gets done, others will put the kabosh on it faster than you can say 'personal pc'. This situation is completely, 110% dependent on the organization. I was working with an organization recently that is going through something very, very similar to what you are describing and have worked with other organizations in the past that have dealt with this. But do I have to worry about it the other directions? Only thing I can think of are some potential security concerns and liability, but I don't know if that's a concern in the real world or anything.

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Not we all get thinkpads with a bunch of tracking software on them level of formal, but we do answer to a big company now.Īre there any actual concerns I have to worry about using my personal computer for work? I already know I shouldn't use my work computer for personal work, don't want them to try and claim ownership of something I built on my own time because I wrote one line of code for it on my work computer once. But we were recently bought out by a much larger company, so things are definitely get more formal. All of my work involves remoting into customer VMs and things, so for the most part I'm not even doing any 'work' on my computer itself. I know I could get a KVM or something if I really need to, but haven't gotten around to it yet because, so far, it hasn't really been an issue. It's got a nice ergonomic mechanical keyboard, a big ultrawide monitor (and a second one on the side), etc etc. But when I'm at home I just prefer to work from my personal computer. It's great for when I go onsite and all that.

When I first started we were all issued new, in box Macbooks. We don't have an office, mainly work from home, occasional onsite for customers.