Re:Former Netflix executive convicted of receiving bribes fr...
by pmarreck on Tuesday October 19, 2021 @01:21PM
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I have an easy breakdown:
If, in order for it to work, everyone up the chain from you (or next to you even) has to be unaware of it, it's probably wrong. If the other bidders on a business relationship have to be unaware of it, it's probably wrong. You're basically profiting off ignorance/deception.
I mean, even if you don't understand conflict of interest, this should at least ring a bell.
Candor and integrity should be fundamental values in all people. It's not like you can't conduct a profitable business or become very successful if you prioritize those attributes.
If, in order for it to work, everyone up the chain from you (or next to you even) has to be unaware of it, it's probably wrong. If the other bidders on a business relationship have to be unaware of it, it's probably wrong. You're basically profiting off ignorance/deception.
I mean, even if you don't understand conflict of interest, this should at least ring a bell.
Candor and integrity should be fundamental values in all people. It's not like you can't conduct a profitable business or become very successful if you prioritize those attributes.