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Once a remote worker frauded a company I was working for a large amount of money. I dont think it was a coincidence that it was a remote worker - I believe it i
by spurdoman77 7y ago
Once a remote worker frauded a company I was working for a large amount of money. I dont think it was a coincidence that it was a remote worker - I believe it is much easier mentally to behave unethically if you dont see the people f2f you are hurting with your actions.
- moate 7y agoI don't believe this is supported at all by anything. You see fraud cases perpetrated by all types of workers: warehouse employees "losing" a box, office drones abusing leave policies, CEOs raiding the corporate coffers. People inclined to commit fraud are inclined to commit fraud relative to their position, but it's unlikely the position itself is the driving factor.