Supervisor Takes Credit for Another's Work: Answer D
In a department meeting, your supervisor takes credit for
some excellent work of a colleague who is absent. What do you
do?
Answer D: Inform your colleague as to what took place and
let him take whatever action he desires.
Lockheed Martin's Comment: 10 points
The easiest course of action and, in the long run, the best.
After all, are you sure you know all the facts and all the
ramifications? It was your colleague who was "injured", not
you, so only he knows how badly.
Cite this page:
"Supervisor Takes Credit for Another's Work: Answer D"
Online Ethics Center for Engineering
6/20/2006
National Academy of Engineering
Accessed: Tuesday, May 22, 2012
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