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Pro tip: When you're seeing something really unethical that could eventually rebound on you - write it down. Write down contemporaneously what happened and sign
by Traster 5y ago
Pro tip: When you're seeing something really unethical that could eventually rebound on you - write it down. Write down contemporaneously what happened and sign and date it. Much more reliable evidence.
- Buttons840 5y agoSend it in an email too. "Hi IT guy and Boss, I'm concerned about blah, but understand people need access to everyone else's computer and account. Yada yada." Don't be difficult, but get an email out there with a time stamp on it and forward all that to your personal account if you can.
- droopyEyelids 5y agoAny UPS store or FedEx should be able to notarize it, in the unlikely event there isn't a registered notary among your coworkers.
- franga2000 5y agoBonus points for writing it digitally and using your favourite proper or janky method of timestamping - dates on paper are meaningless, even with a signature (which is also meaningless itself). Emailing it to someone seems to be the go-to recommendation online, but you might not want to expose the information at the time. Some alternatives, in descending order of jank: a Google Doc, unlisted Pastebin, either of those but only post the hash and keep the file offline, a proper TSP timestamp - the latter is actually near-trivial these days with something like freeTSA.org.