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And that is solely the company's problem. You either accept that "people who take your free stuff might not be profitable" or you do a better job screening who

• thfuran 5y ago
  Yeah, and libraries are suckers too. I mean, they don't even try to check my bag to see if I'm walking out with a bunch of extra books.
  • jrm4 5y ago
    Cute, but nope. With no intent to return the books, that would be theft. The library owns the book and you would be stealing them. Hard to find the crime or tort in the other thing? I've been flown places for interviews, I don't recall ever contractually agreeing to consider working at the place, and I can't imagine how the heck you'd prove that (unless your interviewee was an absolute idiot and tweeted "Woo free trip!"). I suppose you'd be jerk or something if it were a non-profit, but I don't think anyone ought to lose sleep over this high-risk business decision being abused, given the razor thin line between "I'm going to screw this company" and "Oh, looks like this place isn't for me."