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Peaches · 01-14-2005, 12:55 PM

Some very good posts in this thread.

My opinion: if you go there working for an employer and actively seek jobs, that's wrong. If you go there working for an employer and another approaches you at the booth or a company sponsored party/dinner and you do anything more than tell them you'll talk to them later and take their card, that's wrong.

However, if you someone DOES approach you, you agree to talk at another time, preferably after the show but at the very least, at a one on one during your "off" time, then I don't see why you'd be fired just for entertaining the idea of a better offer.

If any company "secrets" are exposed, then you're history IMHO and the "new" company should realize how easy you turn.

01-14-2005, 12:55 PM
Peaches Old broad Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Away Posts: 13,933	Some very good posts in this thread. My opinion: if you go there working for an employer and actively seek jobs, that's wrong. If you go there working for an employer and another approaches you at the booth or a company sponsored party/dinner and you do anything more than tell them you'll talk to them later and take their card, that's wrong. However, if you someone DOES approach you, you agree to talk at another time, preferably after the show but at the very least, at a one on one during your "off" time, then I don't see why you'd be fired just for entertaining the idea of a better offer. If any company "secrets" are exposed, then you're history IMHO and the "new" company should realize how easy you turn.