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Ethics are the 'unspoken rules' of society. They are what govern how people behave when not bound by law. Questions with this tag should deal with how to handle situations where it is unclear how acceptable a given course of action might be within society (either the society of the workplace, or the world at large).
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Bypassing recruiter after talking to company employee?
I'm having a bit of a moral dilemma with a job application:
A friend sent me a role advertised by a recruitment agency, who I then contacted and met with to discuss said role. Following from this con …
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