I received a Code of Conduct from a company that bought tickets to @GOTOber They want us to sign that, otherwise they will not pay. Is that something one of you experienced before between companies? It's new to me.
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They want you to comply with their Code of Conduct? That is somewhat strange.
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Thanks, that's exactly what I thought. Everything in there sounds reasonable, but I find it really strange, since they bought from us and agreed to our Code of Conduct with that already.
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Many of our clients purchase under the condition we accept their purchasing terms, it’s not unheard of. They probably use the same CoC for all their purchases of this kind. Up to you whether to accept it, of course.
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Purchase terms I understand, just the code of conduct was new to me.
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Replying to @DajanaGuenther @hhariri @GOTOber
I’ve seen them from some global companies, covering e.g. ethics with regards to payment, discrimination, … seems to be comparable

Aug 6, 2019 · 10:53 AM UTC

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Replying to @stilkov @hhariri @GOTOber
Since this is a global company, it seems to be exactly this.
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Replying to @stilkov @DajanaGuenther @GOTOber
But if an event has a CoC and it differs from their standards ,then how does that work? You require that certain people abide by a different CoC? How do you even enforce that?