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What about talking to your boss? This situations tend to be very random because every company and every boss behaves different. Some don't notice, some don't c
by Sgoettschkes 14y ago
What about talking to your boss?
This situations tend to be very random because every company and every boss behaves different. Some don't notice, some don't care. Others fear for their business, feel betrated or are just angry.
Speaking often helps, especially when you make this an open conversation: "Hey, I've been working on this project in my spare time and I realized that this might be a conflict of interest. What do you think?".
- 404error 14y agoI've thought about taking this approach but after being at my current job for 7 years I have made certain observations about my boss. My boss holds grudges and frankly I don't trust my boss (but that's another issue for another day). This is a very small project and would not make a dent on our bottom line but I cant help but think my boss would see this as betrayal.
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