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chat some believable but wrong information, see if he repeats it. it's a bit of a canary trap as he is unlikely to have got the same wrong information from anot
by celticninja 7y ago
chat some believable but wrong information, see if he repeats it. it's a bit of a canary trap as he is unlikely to have got the same wrong information from another source, so it confirms you thoughts of spying. but that's about all you can do, if he discovers the obvious sabotage though it may cause you trouble.
- cafard 7y agoI would invent a piece of jargon that is plausible, but not in use. Drop that in, and see whether it surfaces.
- itronitron 7y agothere is a risk here though that rather than 'listening in' to the conversation he is getting the gossip from a coworker in which case the coworker might just tell the new boss that the OP is wrong about something