How many of you..

[facaldo]

.. do unethical stuff at work/office?

I'm writing a paper on this and need feedback. All kinds of info would be helpful, I will keep it anynymous..

Like chatting, taking longer breaks than necessary, eating co-worker's food from the common room/kitchen fridge, stealing office stationary, hitting on co-workers, planning the murder of your boss, anything and everything that u should not do but do it anyway....

 

[Killerbunny001]

Everybody does these things to a degree. Only two variables here :

1.How shitty the job is
2.What hick heritage you poses

 

[Kuweekee]

Well, I'm usually looking at the news and a couple of forums while i'm at work, so not really a crime, but nevertheless it's against company policy.

 

[Elurindel]

I'm looking at these forums from work right now.

 

[goodman528]

"planning the murder of your boss"? That's a bit extreme isn't it? I thought most people would just quit...

 

[Syphonz]

About the planning the murder of my boss..In my mind, there isn't any planning. I hate the fucker so much I'd do it in front of everyone. More than once I was extremly tempted to walk up to his desk lean over rip out his jaw with my bare hands an ram the sharp end into his throat..I'd have no regrets, but maybe thats just because I'm just a cold person.

 

[beddo]

.. do unethical stuff at work/office?

I'm writing a paper on this and need feedback. All kinds of info would be helpful, I will keep it anynymous..

Like chatting, taking longer breaks than necessary, eating co-worker's food from the common room/kitchen fridge, stealing office stationary, hitting on co-workers, planning the murder of your boss, anything and everything that u should not do but do it anyway....

What a moronic question. It shows a real lack of any insight or purpose. These are more moral questions than ethical ones.

If you want to ask about ethics maybe you should learn about them first.

 

[Nimbus]

Perhaps you should rephrase the question to "Who here breaks the rules at work?". In, say, a family business "chatting, taking longer breaks than necessary, eating co-worker's food from the common room/kitchen fridge", etc might be allowed. I realise that not everyone works in a family business, but certain workplaces are more lax than others, get what I mean?

"planning the murder of your boss"? That's a bit extreme isn't it? I thought most people would just quit...

Ah, but it's always nice to dream, isn't it?

 

[Lvl 64 Klutz]

.. do unethical stuff at work/office?

I'm writing a paper on this and need feedback. All kinds of info would be helpful, I will keep it anynymous..

Like chatting, taking longer breaks than necessary, eating co-worker's food from the common room/kitchen fridge, stealing office stationary, hitting on co-workers, planning the murder of your boss, anything and everything that u should not do but do it anyway....

What a moronic question. It shows a real lack of any insight or purpose. These are more moral questions than ethical ones.

If you want to ask about ethics maybe you should learn about them first.

As a philosophy minor, allow me to say that you seem to be the one confused here.

 

[Space Spoons]

Some days, I'll take a half-hour break when I'm supposed to have a fifteen minute one.

Oh, and I once spent an entire shift in the stockroom "taking inventory", when all I was really doing was playing cards with the real stock guys.

 

[Noo_Noo]

I work in a kitchen, and usually pick at the salads etc whilst i'm serving. I wash my hands though

I also wait until way after my break before going back to work, no-one seems to notice

 

[lukey94]

Well at school the other week I was on first lunch, but my best friends had second lunch so i had my lunch, their lunch then the 15 minutes of the time that we can go over before its classed as late, and when my teacher asked me why i was coming into the class so late i just said yes. it wasnt proper lessons so i didnt need to be there, im doing my GCSE's I dont need crappy creativity days

 

[Clairaudient]

I'm supervisor at work and I often give double length breaks to those working 8 hours and half hours breaks to those working 4 hours where they should get none. I do the evening shift so all the bosses have gone home by 4pm and I'm in charge from then on. We usually get all the work that needs to be done finished by about 6pm then sit around until quitting time talking or texting.

 

[corporate_gamer]

I dont think i have every posted on this website when i wasn't at work. And yeah i'm forever late, or leaving early. Never attempted to murder my boss but i've got a life time of mindnumbing work to do that one in.

 

[implodingMan]

oh my yes.

In the summer I work in a large outdoor area, so there is no way for people to actually supervise you. Sleeping during work? Done it. Drinking/smoking weed during work? Done it. Sat in a hammock and read during work? Done it. Sat on my ass and stared at the clouds for hours during work? Done it.

I got a highly positive employee review as well, and I'm lined up to return this summer. Best job ever.

 

[KrossZer0]

I work a food service job right now and grab bits of food to snack on while I'm on the clock. Everyone does, and the managers know, they just don't really care.

 

[curlycrouton]

Slowly emptying the water cooler......
Playing solitaire on the PCs.
By passing the simple internet filter they have.
Playing DEFCON in windowed mode.
Flirting too much.

 

[xitel]

I used to be a cashier at Giant, and I would take candy that would have been marked as damaged (some kid opened it and their parents couldn't afford it) and eat it, and I would avoid customers by ducking behind my register and pretending to look for something or turning my light off when managers weren't around. When I pushed carts I would sit on the bench drinking soda and listening to music when my managers weren't around.