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| This was about a week ago. Last night, I get an email where I'm
| CC;d, along with about 25 other people. Attached to this email is an
| attachment with my three recruiters along with 30-40 other
| recruiters.
|
| AI sent him a very irate email that I hadn't given him permission to
| pass my contacts to a list of people that I 1) Didn't know, and 2)
| might become my competition should I need to find a replacement gig.
John,
It sounds as if you assumed the information would be treated as
confidential. Just one question: Did you actually ask your colleague to hold
the information in confidence? If not, I don't see his behavior as
particularly surprising.
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