Conflict of Interest and Whistleblowing Quiz (Part 1)

What is a conflict of interest?

• A financial investment strategy

• A method of employee evaluation

• A type of workplace harassment

• A situation where personal interest affects job performance

Which organization handles conflicts of interest in Malaysia?

• International Monetary Fund (IMF)

• United Nations (UN)

• World Health Organization (WHO)

• Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC)

What is an example of a potential conflict of interest?

• You accept bribes from clients

• You could be biased, but you’re not in charge yet

• You are in charge and your interest can affect your decision

• You start a side business that competes with your job

Who can be a whistleblower?

• Only current employees

• Only former employees

• Only government officials

• Anyone who knows about wrongdoing

What does whistleblowing involve?

• Filing a lawsuit

• Taking legal action against a company

• Ignoring unethical behavior

• Reporting wrongdoing within an organization

What is internal whistleblowing?

• Ignoring the wrongdoing

• Discussing the issue with friends

• Reporting to someone inside the organization

• Reporting to someone outside the organization

What is an example of external whistleblowing?

• Telling the media about illegal activities

• Discussing issues with coworkers

• Filing a complaint with HR

• Reporting to the company's internal audit department

What is a justification for whistleblowing?

• The employee has a personal grudge

• The employee has strong evidence of wrongdoing

• The employee wants to gain fame

• The employee is seeking financial compensation

What happened to Dr. Li Wenliang?

• He was awarded a medal

• He became a government official

• He was praised for his actions

• He was detained for spreading false rumors

What can conflict of interest lead to?

• Fair and unbiased decisions

• Unfair or risky decisions

• Better company reputation

• Increased employee morale