Interesting Ethics Q current, increase, quarters, following, employment

busprof

Which of the following actions most likely violates Standard I(D) Misconduct?
A) A member’s market forecasts have been wrong in three consecutive quarters, prompting a formal complaint from a client.
B) A member pursues an employment opportunity with a competing firm, primarily as a means of securing a salary increase from her current employer.
C) A Level 1 candidate is ejected from a hotel for attempting to pass a bad check.

himanshumh

c is correct

Chuckrox

It is C, right? sktals, read the explanation above.

strikethree

For some reason I thought purposely bouncing checks was a violation of another Standard relating to fraud, and deceit, but I(D) includes these two things: I(D) Misconduct. Members and Candidates must not engage in any professional conduct involving dishonesty, fraud, or deceit or commit any act that reflects adversely on their professional reputation, integrity, or competence.

wake2000

Seems pretty straightforward. C.

ohai

C - Financially-related criminal act.