Whistle blowing

[Anonsolar]

Hi all.

After running my own company I am now employed by a company that I'm beginning to have my doubts about. Prices seem very high- 10,000 for a 1.5/2kwp install (with disounts) and no-one really knows what constitutes a good system, knowledge of regulations is sketchy at best and although I dont know too much about it I'm starting to think that the sales techniques are shoddy too. I'm trying to point out things that are wrong (only been there a month) but I'm thinking most of it will be ignored.
I'm actively looking for another job and dont want to be there too long but I can sense that something is gonna stop me from biting my tongue fairly soon.
Started typing knowing what I was gonna say, but it seem to have disappeared out of my head!
I guess I'm asking for advice on whats the best thing to do.
I've not been put in a postion where I have to choose between my conscience and having a job yet - I suppose that would make it clearer but I think it's coming, although one of the blokes there said that "you do something small that you dont agree with and then you get used to it" which I found sad and scary at the same time.

Cheers

 

[ajelec10]

Yes and that something small escalates like a bad habit! That's why we see all the bodging going on these days I think people haven't a clue about what's right and wrong any more! I wired up some air con units the other day for one of our large coustomers and blew the whistle straight away looked like a two year old ran the tray and they had layed the pipe work straight accross a flat roof about 12m! Good luck trust your gut feeling and don't get sucked in to bad habits!

 

[dansk]

anon, sent you a pm.

 

[Spark1979]

You've gotta do what you feel is right, I'm there too at the moment, do you really report shoddy workship or do you let it go???? I dunno personally