SO.....ashely madison?

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#131
n_huffhines said:
That's just bananas. So you are like the office gestapo looking for any and all suspicious behavior? You must be well-liked there.
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It is nuts, but... given the regulatory environment that banks find themselves in right now, I can't blame them.
 
#134
#134
VolsNSkinsFan said:
I'm very well liked. People want to work with good people. I have people who jobs is to just read people's work emails looking for issues. We have google alerts on employees names, we run background checks on all employees, we run credit reports, we search your social media accounts. If you got arrested in 1975, we are going to be asking about it.
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That's unreal
I would think that if your company was actually going to "read" everyone's email
They would use some sort of program that scans the text for key words

I can't imagine the data you are reviewing

I work for a company with 25,000 plus employees and they probably generate 75 to 100 emails a day

How many people would it take to read all those
 
#136
#136
hog88 said:
Yep, that's exactly what I said. Something has gone seriously wrong with you.
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It actually is pretty much what you said just eliminating the needless chatter. If you believe in a solemn vow then do it all the way. If not then your claimed stance is worthless
 
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#137
vol_in_ar said:
That's unreal
I would think that if your company was actually going to "read" everyone's email
They would use some sort of program that scans the text for key words

I can't imagine the data you are reviewing

I work for a company with 25,000 plus employees and they probably generate 75 to 100 emails a day

How many people would it take to read all those
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We do have a lexicon list in multiple languages. Reviewing emails is a thankless job. Every email is given a flag. Green is fine, red/orange needs to be reviewed. Also 1% of all emails are randomly flagged
 
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#141
hog88 said:
I do and I don't fire adulterers. I don't go prying into employees business to find them either. Just giving my general opinion on cheaters. I can understand a company who handles OPM being leery of cheaters.

I do tend to cut ties with them on a personal level, brings to much drama into my life.
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utvolpj said:
It actually is pretty much what you said just eliminating the needless chatter. If you believe in a solemn vow then do it all the way. If not then your claimed stance is worthless
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This is exactly what I said. What other solemn vows you could be referencing is beyond me.

A cheater is a liar plain and simple, and I choose not to be associated with liars and thieves in my personal life as much as I can. They bring way to much drama with their baggage. Not to mention that if you would lie to your wife you would lie to me, because what the hell do I matter to you?

I just find it hard to believe that you would attack a person who chooses not to condone cheating on their spouse.
 
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#142
hog88 said:
This is exactly what I said. What other solemn vows you could be referencing is beyond me.

A cheater is a liar plain and simple, and I choose not to be associated with liars and thieves in my personal life as much as I can. They bring way to much drama with their baggage. Not to mention that if you would lie to your wife you would lie to me, because what the hell do I matter to you?

I just find it hard to believe that you would attack a person who chooses not to condone cheating on their spouse.
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I didn't attack I simply asked a question and you got flustered. Is "til death do us part" no longer part of the marriage vows? My only point was if the vows are sacred then why ignore certain parts? Seems those breaking them should be viewed the same by anyone wishing to remain consistent. If that's not important to you them so be it
 
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#143
Plano Vol said:
I'm curious. Do you also go through their trash?
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Me personally no but we do walk through the office every once in a while looking for not properly secured PII (personality identifiable information) Aka leaving account applications on your desk is a no-no.
 
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#145
VolsNSkinsFan said:
Me personally no but we do walk through the office every once in a while looking for not properly secured PII (personality identifiable information) Aka leaving account applications on your desk is a no-no.
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I don't blame you at all.

Unfaithful spouses could make unfaithful employees.
 
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#146
utvolpj said:
I didn't attack I simply asked a question and you got flustered. Is "til death do us part" no longer part of the marriage vows? My only point was if the vows are sacred then why ignore certain parts? Seems those breaking them should be viewed the same by anyone wishing to remain consistent. If that's not important to you them so be it
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People change over time so I can understand divorce but if you want to **** other people, get a divorce or agree to an open marriage. Cheating on your spouse is an act of dishonesty.

I get it now after re-reading, you thought I was referencing religion. I wasn't so don't get your panties all in a wad.
 
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#147
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HEY!! HEY!! NOT ON MY WATCH!! NO PERSONAL PHONE CALLS!! ALRIGHT?! I SHOULD POUNCH YOU IN THE MOUTH!! USE COMPANY TIME TO TALK TO YOUR DISGUSTING WHORE FRIENDS?!! NO!! YOU DO NOT DO THlS!! YOU DO NOT!!
 
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#148
hog88 said:
People change over time so I can understand divorce but if you want to **** other people, get a divorce or agree to an open marriage. Cheating on your spouse is an act of dishonesty.

I get it now after re-reading, you thought I was referencing religion. I wasn't so don't get your panties all in a wad.
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Couldn't care less about the religious aspect. Intentionally breaking a promise, no matter what that promise may be, should be seen as an act of dishonesty. You simply pick and choose which ones you want to enforce. It's an interesting stance but it's not uncommon anymore
 
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#149
utvolpj said:
I didn't attack I simply asked a question and you got flustered. Is "til death do us part" no longer part of the marriage vows? My only point was if the vows are sacred then why ignore certain parts? Seems those breaking them should be viewed the same by anyone wishing to remain consistent. If that's not important to you them so be it
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#150
utvolpj said:
Couldn't care less about the religious aspect. Intentionally breaking a promise, no matter what that promise may be, should be seen as an act of dishonesty. You simply pick and choose which ones you want to enforce. It's an interesting stance but it's not uncommon anymore
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Boy you are grasping for straws. As normal.

Look at marriage as a contract, it can be amicably broken but cannot be amicably violated. There is nothing dishonest about telling someone you don't want to be married anymore BEFORE you go **** someone else.

As far as me, it's until death do us part. No other way out.
 
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