Conflict of interest
Have others handled such a conflict of interest before? If so, how? It would be great to have the best of both worlds.
Of course if the job is worth that much to you then it may not be worth taking the risk at all no matter how small the chances of something bad happening are. I'd say settle into the new job (if you get it). Figure out the lay of the land and how far you can actually push the boundaries.
Honestly though there's few jobs I'd give up exploring for, there are a couple though. Or atleast I'd give up most everything except drains. Drains are always fair game. Lowest on the list of anyone giving a s***. If you have to give away your biggest hobby then what are you even working for. What are you going to do in your downtime? Take up checkers, or better yet chess maybe.
Jobs are typically supposed to be things you do to be able to carry on doing the things you actually want to be doing.
Anyhow that's my 2 cents. I thankfully haven't been faced with that conundrum just yet.
Wander often. Wonder always.
These days I work in construction.. I am physically very recognisable makig sneaking into construction sites not the best idea so I'll probably avoid that part of urbex (apart from the little reccie you sent me on the other day:).
A job is a job and there's always others, your passions are what make you who you are. These types of clauses are there so the organisation can terminate you if you behave in a manner that may affect the organisation.. it's fair enough, but also not an issue unless they want you gone.
"Work to live, don't live to work."
In most email systems, your email administrator can access your emails. We use Microsoft Exchange and I am able to give myself access to my staff's mailboxes if I need it.Lead_ii_azide wrote: ↑21 Jan 2024, 9:42 pmJust wondering but if a background check is preformed on my email could they see my membership to this website - might of made the mistake of making this account with my business email
Don't use your work email for personal stuff.
Agree with this, I don't understand why people do it? I've seen coworkers from all my prior jobs sign up to stuff using their work email etc. And whilst that's not technically against a code of conduct, it's pretty silly.nysm_NYD wrote: ↑22 Jan 2024, 7:57 amIn most email systems, your email administrator can access your emails. We use Microsoft Exchange and I am able to give myself access to my staff's mailboxes if I need it.Lead_ii_azide wrote: ↑21 Jan 2024, 9:42 pmJust wondering but if a background check is preformed on my email could they see my membership to this website - might of made the mistake of making this account with my business email
Don't use your work email for personal stuff.
Yeah it was a mistake..., its not technically an email monitored by my work so it should be fine?Nippy108 wrote: ↑22 Jan 2024, 8:36 amAgree with this, I don't understand why people do it? I've seen coworkers from all my prior jobs sign up to stuff using their work email etc. And whilst that's not technically against a code of conduct, it's pretty silly.nysm_NYD wrote: ↑22 Jan 2024, 7:57 amIn most email systems, your email administrator can access your emails. We use Microsoft Exchange and I am able to give myself access to my staff's mailboxes if I need it.Lead_ii_azide wrote: ↑21 Jan 2024, 9:42 pmJust wondering but if a background check is preformed on my email could they see my membership to this website - might of made the mistake of making this account with my business email
Don't use your work email for personal stuff.
Unless you have a job with a security clearance your work probably does not care enough to read your emails. They probably just have keyword searches for porn style words. But hey, what's your email address? I'll send you some dodgy stuff and if they ask about it you'll know.Lead_ii_azide wrote: ↑22 Jan 2024, 12:49 pmYeah it was a mistake..., its not technically an email monitored by my work so it should be fine?
Haha, now thats definitely the best way to test itImGladImNotA wrote: ↑22 Jan 2024, 1:55 pmUnless you have a job with a security clearance your work probably does not care enough to read your emails. They probably just have keyword searches for porn style words. But hey, what's your email address? I'll send you some dodgy stuff and if they ask about it you'll know.Lead_ii_azide wrote: ↑22 Jan 2024, 12:49 pmYeah it was a mistake..., its not technically an email monitored by my work so it should be fine?
