Employees Would Steal Data When Leaving a Job

An anonymous reader writes "Employees openly admit they would take company data, including customer data and product plans, when leaving a job. In response to a recent survey, 49% of US workers and 52% of British workers admitted they would take some form of company property with them when leaving a position: 29% (US) and 23% (UK) would take customer data, including contact information; 23% (US) and 22% (UK) would take electronic files; 15% (US) and 17% (UK) would take product information, including designs and plans; and 13% (US) and 22% (UK) would take small office supplies."

Comments

Re:So.

[sakdoctor]

Nuke them from orbit?

Re:So.

[PlatyPaul]

It's the only way to be sure.

Supplies? No. Doughnuts? Yes

[Robert Bowles]

When I get sacked, I plan to grab all the doughnuts I can and run out of the building screaming incoherently.

Re:Supplies? No. Doughnuts? Yes

[Robert Bowles]

Oh, wait, that won't do. That's what I do every day...

I wouldn't steal Data

[multipartmixed]

He's too boring. I might steal Lore, though.

Or maybe Tasha Yar. MmMmmMmMMmmmmmm Tasha Yar.... auuruhghglglglgllll