You have been the assistant manager at a small deli for the past three years, and you have made friends with many of the customers. You are thinking about opening up your own deli, and there is a great space just around the corner from your current job. You think many of the customers you have befriended will follow you to your new business. Is it fair to open a shop in competition with your current employer? Why or why not?

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Brayden Krueger

Business

9 December, 17:33

You have been the assistant manager at a small deli for the past three years, and you have made friends with many of the customers. You are thinking about opening up your own deli, and there is a great space just around the corner from your current job. You think many of the customers you have befriended will follow you to your new business. Is it fair to open a shop in competition with your current employer? Why or why not?

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Antwan Hubbard · Answer 1

The answer is a big NO. It is not acceptable that you put up the same business as what you have been worked for many years. You already knew a lot of confidential information about your current company and using it to be able to put up a business to compete to your current employer is a Big NO No.