Corporate stealing

[Anonymous No.50991318]

What are some high value items one could take from a large corporation, that could be easily resold on the grey market? Things like A/V equipment from long-forgotten media rooms, or other office supplies that are found abandoned?

[Anonymous No.50991410]

I don't know but me and the boys are using a small section of the server room to mine crypto. Our boss is in on it too. We ordered a whole bunch of GPUs to "replace broken ones" and slowly took them offline to mine crypto with the company's electricity. We have been doing this for 4 years now. Only the very old workers know about it. Fresh hires are kept in the dark until they prove themselves trustworthy.

[Anonymous No.50991450]

>>50991318
slide decks, processes, methodologies, ideas.

[Anonymous No.50991461]

>>50991410
Nice, reminds me of the anon from the hotel.

[Anonymous No.50991486]

>>50991450
So intellectual property... I wonder how this could be utilized in a healthcare corporation

[Anonymous No.50991503]

>>50991410
How fast can a typical corporate laptop mine crypto? Actually nevermind, they probably have spy software on it

[Anonymous No.50991558]

Are you paid minimum wage or something OP?

Imagine risking the job that pays you thousands of dollars per month to steal an old VHS player from the A/V room lmao

That's nigger thinking

[Anonymous No.50991614]

>>50991318
Chargers
Got a bunch of them
Pc mice too. Keyboards. Endless amounts of post its and sharpies.
Don't know what to do with this junk

[Anonymous No.50991638]

>>50991410
based

[Anonymous No.50993241]

>>50991410

[Anonymous No.50993364]

>>50991318
insider trading info and trade secrets

[Anonymous No.50993872]

>>50991318
I make the secretary order moleskine products which I then keep for myself :)
High quality notebooks if anyone isn’t familiar with the brand.