Ethical Dilemma: Conflict of Interest with IT Service Provider Selection

Your boss seeks your opinion on whether your spouse's company, a local IT service provider, would be a suitable choice for your agency. Consider the ethical implications of this potential conflict of interest, guided by principles of loyalty, selfless service, and responsible stewardship outlined in ethical rules and regulations.

• Ethical Dilemma
• Conflict of Interest
• IT Service Provider
• Ethics
• Loyalty

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1. WHAT DO YOU THINK? Your boss stops by to let you know that your agency is looking for a new IT service provider. He remembered that your spouse works for a local provider of those services, and asks you if you think the firm would be a good fit.

2. WHAT DO YOU DO? Your boss stops by to let you know that your agency is looking for a new IT service provider. He remembered that your spouse works for a local provider of those services, and asks you if you think the firm would be a good fit.

3. Your boss stops by to let you know that your agency is looking for a new IT service provider. He remembered that your spouse works for a local provider of those services, and asks you if you think the firm would be a good fit. ETHICS RULES ETHICS PRINCIPLES 18 USC 208 Subpart D Subpart E Subpart G Loyalty to Law Selfless Service Responsible Stewardship

4. Your boss stops by to let you know that your agency is looking for a new IT service provider. He remembered that your spouse works for a local provider of those services, and asks you if you think the firm would be a good fit. ETHICS RULES ETHICS PRINCIPLES 18 USC 208 Subpart D Subpart E Subpart G Loyalty to Law Selfless Service Responsible Stewardship