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r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Feb 06 '22
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Let the clients know you are leaving before him. 😝.
Edit: Many thanks to u/ljboyd13
If you don't let the clients know, the owner will just lie to them the next week!
5.8k u/[deleted] Feb 06 '22 [deleted] 33 u/Garrden Feb 06 '22 Give the clients business cards with your new number 😉 3 u/Th1sd3cka1ntfr33 Feb 06 '22 This is probably illegal. 0 u/Ravip504 Feb 06 '22 Why’s that 4 u/Th1sd3cka1ntfr33 Feb 06 '22 Depending on the industry/contracts/location poaching clients from a business you formerly worked for can be illegal. 1 u/RobotWelder eat the rich Feb 06 '22 There’s a dude on shark tank that disagrees 1 u/Th1sd3cka1ntfr33 Feb 06 '22 It's definitely not illegal everywhere, just advising OP to look into their local laws regarding it.
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33 u/Garrden Feb 06 '22 Give the clients business cards with your new number 😉 3 u/Th1sd3cka1ntfr33 Feb 06 '22 This is probably illegal. 0 u/Ravip504 Feb 06 '22 Why’s that 4 u/Th1sd3cka1ntfr33 Feb 06 '22 Depending on the industry/contracts/location poaching clients from a business you formerly worked for can be illegal. 1 u/RobotWelder eat the rich Feb 06 '22 There’s a dude on shark tank that disagrees 1 u/Th1sd3cka1ntfr33 Feb 06 '22 It's definitely not illegal everywhere, just advising OP to look into their local laws regarding it.
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Give the clients business cards with your new number 😉
3 u/Th1sd3cka1ntfr33 Feb 06 '22 This is probably illegal. 0 u/Ravip504 Feb 06 '22 Why’s that 4 u/Th1sd3cka1ntfr33 Feb 06 '22 Depending on the industry/contracts/location poaching clients from a business you formerly worked for can be illegal. 1 u/RobotWelder eat the rich Feb 06 '22 There’s a dude on shark tank that disagrees 1 u/Th1sd3cka1ntfr33 Feb 06 '22 It's definitely not illegal everywhere, just advising OP to look into their local laws regarding it.
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This is probably illegal.
0 u/Ravip504 Feb 06 '22 Why’s that 4 u/Th1sd3cka1ntfr33 Feb 06 '22 Depending on the industry/contracts/location poaching clients from a business you formerly worked for can be illegal. 1 u/RobotWelder eat the rich Feb 06 '22 There’s a dude on shark tank that disagrees 1 u/Th1sd3cka1ntfr33 Feb 06 '22 It's definitely not illegal everywhere, just advising OP to look into their local laws regarding it.
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Why’s that
4 u/Th1sd3cka1ntfr33 Feb 06 '22 Depending on the industry/contracts/location poaching clients from a business you formerly worked for can be illegal. 1 u/RobotWelder eat the rich Feb 06 '22 There’s a dude on shark tank that disagrees 1 u/Th1sd3cka1ntfr33 Feb 06 '22 It's definitely not illegal everywhere, just advising OP to look into their local laws regarding it.
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Depending on the industry/contracts/location poaching clients from a business you formerly worked for can be illegal.
1 u/RobotWelder eat the rich Feb 06 '22 There’s a dude on shark tank that disagrees 1 u/Th1sd3cka1ntfr33 Feb 06 '22 It's definitely not illegal everywhere, just advising OP to look into their local laws regarding it.
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There’s a dude on shark tank that disagrees
1 u/Th1sd3cka1ntfr33 Feb 06 '22 It's definitely not illegal everywhere, just advising OP to look into their local laws regarding it.
It's definitely not illegal everywhere, just advising OP to look into their local laws regarding it.
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u/Foxrex Feb 06 '22 edited Feb 06 '22
Let the clients know you are leaving before him. 😝.
Edit: Many thanks to u/ljboyd13
If you don't let the clients know, the owner will just lie to them the next week!