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It's like insane that this is a giant company full of people who should know better. Like how do you even talk to a single other person and have them not say so
by sct202 6y ago
It's like insane that this is a giant company full of people who should know better. Like how do you even talk to a single other person and have them not say something about how this seems like a bad idea.
- ghaff 6y ago>have them not say something about how this seems like a bad idea. I like to think I'd use other language and immediately report them--if only for my own protection.
- pjc50 6y agoReporting them is the opposite of "for your own protection": they'll turn their harassment on you!
- ghaff 6y agoAs soon as they've told you what they're going to do, you're probably an accomplice if you keep it to yourself. Your career at the company is probably toast at that point anyway. At least a paper trail helps to protect you from criminal complaints.
- nullc 6y agoIt doesn't sound like any of the people here were charged because they knew about it and said nothing, -- they were active participants. Your calculus will hold the day we start charging people that walk past conduct like this but, seemingly, today is not that day.
- ghaff 6y agoIANAL, but I imagine it's generally hard to charge someone for simply turning a blind eye to illegal behavior. But if you come to me and say: "Hey, I've figured out a way to embezzle $100K from the company and I'll give you a cut if you help me," if all the facts come out at some point, you can be sure I'll be fired at a minimum whether or not there are any criminal charges.
- Gibbon1 6y agoMy dad tried to beat into me that more cunning employees and managers often keep blackmail files as insurance.
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- 2OEH8eoCRo0 6y ago>Like how do you even talk to a single other person and have them not say something about how this seems like a bad idea. Sounds like you're not a team player who wants to be promoted to better support your family. /s