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As you approach a door that requires your badge to enter, a coworker comes up and explains that they forgot their badge, asking if they could come in with you. this is called:

As you approach a door that requires your badge to enter, a coworker comes up and explains that they forgot their badge, asking if they could come in with you. this is called:
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as you approach a door that requires your badge to enter, a coworker comes up and explains that they forgot their badge, asking if they could come in with you. this is called:

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This is called "tailgating" or "piggybacking".

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