Silicon Valley hotspot Tamarine Restaurant reveals the many ways it tries to attract the fancy, top secret big-wigs from the tech area: tables and walls are outfitted with sound-absorbing material to foil eavesdroppers, guests get moved when they are seated too close to competitors, but the best part is that there's a bouncer for pushy job-seekers: "And to ward off ambitious business students who occasionally barge in seeking face time with CEOs, all guests are asked to give their party's name and are escorted to tables by a staff member." [WSJ]
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