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sure, it's company policy not to. but if you do it anyway and don't get caught, your risk-taking will be rewarded, so it becomes a numbers game/informal policy.
by asddubs 6y ago
sure, it's company policy not to. but if you do it anyway and don't get caught, your risk-taking will be rewarded, so it becomes a numbers game/informal policy.
- ineedasername 6y agoThat just means we need more than company policy. Regulations w/ teeth and verifiable audits, for example.