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I work for a FAANG and it's a violation of company policy for me to profit from privileges associated with my employment.
by timdierks 3y ago
I work for a FAANG and it's a violation of company policy for me to profit from privileges associated with my employment.
- TimCTRL 3y agoThat's why I was wondering whether the service would be legal. Thanks
- iLoveOncall 3y agoCompany policies aren't laws. Employees could be fired over it, but some would definitely take the risk, as they already do with providing mock interview services, moonlighting without receiving formal authorization, having 2 jobs, etc.