Conflict of interest friendship/ethics
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A colleague (who currently works at the company) told me that he is creating a new business that would be a direct competition of our current company.
He also asked me to help him with a job for his new business due to my skills, but I rejected that proposition.
I just want to forget that matter and never discuss it, but what should I do?
Thank you
professionalism ethics unprofessional-behavior conflict
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A colleague (who currently works at the company) told me that he is creating a new business that would be a direct competition of our current company.
He also asked me to help him with a job for his new business due to my skills, but I rejected that proposition.
I just want to forget that matter and never discuss it, but what should I do?
Thank you
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You... forget the matter and never discuss it. What do you need help with?
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A colleague (who currently works at the company) told me that he is creating a new business that would be a direct competition of our current company.
He also asked me to help him with a job for his new business due to my skills, but I rejected that proposition.
I just want to forget that matter and never discuss it, but what should I do?
Thank you
professionalism ethics unprofessional-behavior conflict
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A colleague (who currently works at the company) told me that he is creating a new business that would be a direct competition of our current company.
He also asked me to help him with a job for his new business due to my skills, but I rejected that proposition.
I just want to forget that matter and never discuss it, but what should I do?
Thank you
professionalism ethics unprofessional-behavior conflict
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You... forget the matter and never discuss it. What do you need help with?
– rath
3 mins ago
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You... forget the matter and never discuss it. What do you need help with?
– rath
3 mins ago
You... forget the matter and never discuss it. What do you need help with?
– rath
3 mins ago
You... forget the matter and never discuss it. What do you need help with?
– rath
3 mins ago
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You should forget that matter and never discuss it. You are not responsible for the decisions of your friend. It is not your solemn duty to report this to anyone. Just go about your day.
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You should forget that matter and never discuss it. You are not responsible for the decisions of your friend. It is not your solemn duty to report this to anyone. Just go about your day.
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You should forget that matter and never discuss it. You are not responsible for the decisions of your friend. It is not your solemn duty to report this to anyone. Just go about your day.
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You should forget that matter and never discuss it. You are not responsible for the decisions of your friend. It is not your solemn duty to report this to anyone. Just go about your day.
answered 3 mins ago
bruglesco
520215
You should forget that matter and never discuss it. You are not responsible for the decisions of your friend. It is not your solemn duty to report this to anyone. Just go about your day.
answered 3 mins ago
bruglesco
520215
answered 3 mins ago
bruglesco
520215
answered 3 mins ago
bruglesco
520215
answered 3 mins ago
bruglesco
520215
520215
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You... forget the matter and never discuss it. What do you need help with?
– rath
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