In most professional Businesses, using email to conduct business includes all of the following risks except that the email
A licensed professional secures a contract to plan a completion design for development wells In an oil field, two completion technologies are viable options; designs "A" and "B." The client "as voiced a strong preference toward Design B, believing that this newer technology yields far better production results. Although the professional has limited experience in Design B, they believe their vast Design a experience will provide adequate background. After a few weeks, the professional realises that they have underestimated the complexities of Design B and are not comfortable pursuing this option.
Which of the following actions is most appropriate for the professional in this situation?
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A licensed professional Is employed at engineering firm Company A and Is in the process of preparing a Did on a municipal construction project. The professional has a very close friend who works for competing firm Company B, which Is actively bidding on the same project. The friend contacts the professional about an attractive Job opportunity at Company B. The friend adds that the job opportunity (ยป contingent on the professional providing detailed information from Company A's bid on the project. In addition, the professional will be granted a "special bonus" for providing this information.
Would it be ethical for the professional to accept the offer?