I dont think this was a good move. even if you have an adversarial relationship with this person who had the secret interview, there are two possible... outcomes : 1) they get the new job and leave, and you are free of that person and can show your skills to management to fill the gap, or 2) they do not get the job, and still the answer is to just try to do your work better for the team/company if you want to get ahead. Throwing someone under the bus doesn't make you better at your job, and even if you did this out of a perceived sense of loyalty to your management, it seems like this person may have been favored over you already by management and that means that they are likely to replace this person with an outside hire rather than see you as "next in line" as you might expect without actually getting merit based recognition beforehand. more

Apologize to your co-worker for the betrayal (if they truly told you in confidence) and move on. Next time, it is probably best if you keep such... information to yourself. more

Someone shall start Minding his or her business. He shall start knowing the limitations of every work. It is your dirty to work and go home and not... to destroy it. If the worker is not satisfied, such can leave peacefully. more

Hey Guys: Ease up. He is already feeling bad. Shaming him is not helping him. Instead, give him advice on how to make it right. My suggestion is to... fess up and apologise. more

We all need greener pastures. So please let go off your fellow worker.

That was very selfish of you. However, feeling guilt implies perhaps you were partially oblivious of the implication of what your actions. This is a... good sign. Remember not to do it again because actions have consequences and sometimes the implication may come back to bit you. Just be glad that he has not found you out.

For peace of mind, apologize and try to make amends for a clean conscious. more

Maybe you thought it was for the good of the project. It is just a project, even if is an important one. Your coworker might have personal reasons to... do so, and it is not a sin to look for other opportunities, in fact is a smart thing to do. Forgive yourself but don’t do this again, that’s out of your line. I hope your coworker gets the job.  more

You are a witch and what goes around comes around. Your type is the type I worked with. He will record our phone conversation and forward it to our... manager  more

This is a combination of envy & backstabbing. As long as your coworker's other activity wasn't interfering with their productivity in the project, you... never should have ratted them out. more

You are a snitch, brown nosing with your manager might not get you further.

Was the project your father's?

Definitely betraying your coworker!

What if the shoe was on the other foot? Would you feel betrayed? Think before you act!

That was total BS, it wasn’t in your place to do so, learn to mind your business when at work as long as it doesn’t cross your line.

These AI model learning questions. Ugh! Ugh! Ugh!

You found out "secretly" right? So what made it public?
Gossips and back bitting is sin that is rooted in envy and jealousy. If it was a secret, it... should have been a secret. You've broken that trust and relationship.

Jobs comes and goes, but how we related with people goes beyond the jobs we shared.

That person is gone now and you might not have such again. Stop behaving that way. Learn , repent and grow  more

What did you expect will happen to your coworker?

Why will you do that 😭😭

Being interviewed for another job doesn't mean that you've got it so think before you do something.

You are just envious of your friend, simple!