Originally posted by kaiser78
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Project Deliverables - having a copy
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In future maybe he could work on his own lap top and mail certain completed documents in.
(Obviously being careful not to break any contractual clause)
No company I have known has ever had problems with incoming mail traffic .The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostIn theory, you could attach them to an email using web based email and just not send it - that way you at least have a defence of "but I never sent the email" when you get caught and they terminate the contract.Comment
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Can't beat the print and scan approach, depending on how much you're printing.The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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If you get your clientco emails on phone, then you could download the docs onto the phone, either when you have sent them around and cc'd yourself, or from sent items or email it to just yourself at your clientco email address and then download itComment
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I find it weird the number of posters rushing to offer solutions for something which is very likely breaking his contract, and would seem (to me at least) a fairly immoral practice given that the client has actually paid for this stuff. Is this normal here?Comment
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Originally posted by Lambert Simnel View PostI find it weird the number of posters rushing to offer solutions for something which is very likely breaking his contract, and would seem (to me at least) a fairly immoral practice given that the client has actually paid for this stuff. Is this normal here?'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by Lambert Simnel View PostI find it weird the number of posters rushing to offer solutions for something which is very likely breaking his contract, and would seem (to me at least) a fairly immoral practice given that the client has actually paid for this stuff. Is this normal here?"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Project Deliverables - having a copy
Originally posted by kaiser78 View PostHa - no haven't tried nor been caught !
I have produced some really useful docs and so shame to leave them behind. However agree that it is not worth the risk and as per normal contract do become client co material, so will leave these behind as I normally (grudgingly) have to. Thought worthwhile asking the question anyhow.
Granted it might be a pain depending on how many hours work when into the originals but worthwhile if you really think what you've created is not worth losingComment
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Originally posted by SouthernManc78 View PostWhy. It recreate the documents from scratch again but on your own computer in your own time and then It's not a client document anymore.
Granted it might be a pain depending on how many hours work when into the originals but worthwhile if you really think what you've created is not worth losing"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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