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I will sit Anjam down before he leaves and explain the confidentiality
provisions in his contract and that we will pursue them vigorously. Melanie - can you give me a copy, Steve, let me know when he is leaving - I'll do it closer to the time. Richard Steven Leppard 26/10/2000 10:13 To: Dale Surbey/LON/ECT@ECT, Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT, Melanie Doyle/LON/ECT@ECT cc: Richard Lewis/LON/ECT@ECT, Simon Hastings/LON/ECT@ECT Subject: Actions on Anjam's resignation All My preferred approach to dealing with Anjam's departure is given below. These recommendations are informed by the fact that I don't feel Anjam has much to offer his next employer, except what code and data he can remove from Enron: HR-type stuff: 1. Get Anjam off the trading floor as soon as possible. There is no need for him to remain on the floor. 2. Determine where Anjam is heading. We need to know who is going to know our positions and curves next. IT-type stuff: 1. Ask him to catalogue the contents of his h: drive, since the rest of the group will need to support his work in the future. This should take no more than a day or two. 2. Get IT to obtain their backups of Anjam's h: drive for weekly intervals over the last two months. This will allow us to determine what he has deleted. 3. Get IT to provide a snapshot of Anjam's Notes folders, and provide records of mail sent out to the internet over the last couple of months. I'm worried about code/data he may have zipped up and mailed out. 4. Ask IT to use a utility program to determine what has been deleted from Anjam's c: drives. There may be useful info here too. Steve
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