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[quote=Anonymous]Another MB here who sees no problem with poaching as it happens frequently in my industry. When you want the best talent, you go after them and employers compete for the best employees. I would do the same for my children. Yes, there are other ways to find a good nanny but if I knew a nanny who I had observed doing a great job and was dissatisfied with my current child care arrangement, I would have no problem approaching that nanny and finding out if she'd be interested in a position with my family. It is up to the nanny to decide if she is interested. I would rather hire someone I've observed doing a great job than someone I've only interviewed and done a reference check on. If people think that means I'm a terrible person, I can live with that. [/quote]
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