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Tell him through a anonymous way
Damn... I hope things work out for your friend. I hope they understand if you don't tell them for the sake of your job.
only if they post the fml to profiles hope it makes sense
Discretely tell him, face to face. You owe him that.
You do owe him that. And he owes it to you not to say anything that would make you lose your job over it.
Personally, I'd tell him anyway, that is if I could trust he wouldn't blab that I told him. But that's just me. I know this must be an agonizing situation for you. Ultimately you have to do what is best for you and your family first, and then do right by your friend only if you can. Good luck, and I hope everything works out for everyone involved. And, who knows? Maybe your friend will get an even better paying job. Stranger things have happened.
tell him ass
if it were me in that situation i would tell him right away breach or no breach, companies that force you to sign a confidentially agreement are just downright sketchy in my book and you'd be better off finding a new company to work for that won't make you sign such a ridiculous contract in the end you owe it to your friends to spare them from a difficult financial situation
Well according to you i should not have worked at any of my jobs full of nice people besides my first job as a water
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im saying that you should always be loyal to your friends, confidentiality contracts are a load of crock in my opinion if you're aware that a trusted friend is in danger of being fired you should give them a heads up so they can prepare themselves by looking for another job
I'm only a cashier and I had to sign one. It's so things like stock value and revenue and sales and marketing strategies can't be leaked to competitors.
If you had a pet dog, goldfish or something, maybe tell him out loud so your friend over hears you and then technically you didn't tell your friend.
that doesn't work as an excuse after first grade
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Send him a letter in the mail anonymously.
Try your hardest to talk him out of the apartment maybe offer to let him move in with you.