by the_dripper on 7/13/20, 6:00 AM with 5 comments
It is not very new, and the design isn't really appealing per se. That is why I think, that it would not be missed, if I took it. But on the Other hand I am sure that it isn't provided by the company and instead belongs to someone.
If I would take it, I would of course bring a replacement (as I am not a Monster ;) )
So my question is; is it ethically correct (or at least ok) to take this cup, and replace it with a newer one.
by DanBC on 7/13/20, 12:04 PM
> I'm really not sure if it belongs to anyone.
If you knew it was just a generic cup and you were replacing it with something that was equally usable, and the original was not going to be missed by anyone, I'd say it's ethically ok to take the cup. But you don't know this. Maybe that cup belongs to someone and they're just too shy / non-confrontational to tell you to stop using their cup.
by SuoDuanDao on 7/14/20, 8:10 PM
If they don't know, and the two of you make the rounds asking everyone whether they brought in this cool teacup, it seems like one of those funny quirky stories that would make people think more fondly of their workplace.
by Pompidou on 7/13/20, 8:27 AM