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    #1

    Going to work for client co's customer

    Good idea or not?

    Conflict of interest, or not?
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    Originally posted by coultog View Post
    Good idea or not?

    Conflict of interest, or not?
    Depends, does your contract restrict you from doing so, if not then no problem go ahead.
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      Originally posted by coultog View Post
      Good idea or not?
      Possibly.

      Originally posted by coultog View Post
      Conflict of interest, or not?
      Possibly.

      HTH.
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        #4
        Originally posted by coultog View Post
        Good idea or not?

        Conflict of interest, or not?
        Obviously this will depend upon what the client/customer relationship is.

        How can we possibly answer this question on so little information.

        OT1H, the client could be Microsoft and the customer could be a retail purchasor of "Word".

        OTOH the client could be HP, providing support services to ABC Limited and the job at the customer could be "providing support services to ABC Limited".

        Or anything in between, you simply haven't told us!

        tim

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          Originally posted by TheFaQQer View Post
          Possibly.



          Possibly.

          HTH.
          Care to elucidate?

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            Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
            Care to elucidate?
            Possibly.
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