Ethics

An employee is at a restaurant with friends and describes an exciting new video game that is under development at the company the employee works for. Is the behavior of the employee ethical or unethical?

• hack

• ethical

• unethical

• no idea

During a meeting with the Marketing department, a representative from IT discusses features of an upcoming product that will be released next year.

• ethical

• unethical

• dont know

• hack

An employee points out a design flaw in a new product to the department manager.

• unethical

• ethical

• hack

• dont

Alicia, a company employee, has lost her corporate identification badge. She is in a hurry to get to a meeting and does not have time to visit Human Resources to obtain a temporary badge. You lend her your identification badge until she can obtain a replacement.

• ethical

• unethical

• hack

• no idea

An employee is laid off after fifteen years with the same company. The employee is then hired by another company within a week. In the new company, the employee shares documents and ideas for products that the employee proposed at the original company.

• ethical

• unethical

• stealing

• hack

You share your password with your friend to help him get access to google classroom because he told you his password does not work

• unethical

• ethical

• no idea

• hack

Using VPN to vet into the school network

• unethical

• ethic

• either way

• no idea

writing your password on a sticky note and keeping it on your desk

• ethical

• unethical

• either way

• no idea

Using another student's e-hall pass to go the your locker

• ethical

• lending a helping hand

• unethical

• no idea

using the school PC for your private use

• unethical

• ethical

• either way

• dont know