Did you say that stealing ideas is business betrayal? It becomes betrayal when that idea was shared with you on trust. But if you happen to stumble into someone else's idea and implement it faster than the person, you have not done any wrong.
Impact of Betrayal in Business
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It all depends, if this idea was shared within your company and you replicate it outside the company, then it can be an idea theft for many people depending on their judgment, all this depends on the interpretation of each person.
Some investors recently suffered betrayal when a company they had paid to build them residential houses reneged on this agreement.
Such business betrayal is likely to have the impact of leading the victims to lose faith in all corporate entities.
Such business betrayal is likely to have the impact of leading the victims to lose faith in all corporate entities.
Most business owners are becoming a lot wiser these days, they no longer let their employees have full access to the business, they always make sure all their employees are monitored.
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Agree with you, in my case alone, I never share with my sisters at home about the secret mixing of milk tea afraid they might spread it to their friends. It is better to be safe than sorry.
Well in this case, the person should have been told about that before implementing the idea on your own or allow the person implement it first before doing yours . It will be very easy for the person to know his idea got stolen if you implement first.
