What To Consider Before Becoming A Whistleblower
When you see something wrong happening in a business and think it's a violation of law, you might think twice about complaining. But, sometimes, the right thing to do is to raise your concerns with the appropriate people as a whistleblower and not keep it to yourself. If you're considering blowing the whistle on another person or business, you may be wondering what the pitfalls are. Here are a few things to consider. The first is probably the most obvious: most people who do this are successful targets and don't want to jeopardize their future by taking on a nobody who has no leverage against them. The second is that this type of situation is generally a "he said, she said" scenario. The whistleblower only has her word, and whether…
