A registered engineer has applied for a promotion at a firm she has been working at...

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A registered engineer has applied for a promotion at a firm she has been working at for several years. During an interview for the new position, she is asked to contrast her qualifications with other registered engineers at the firm who have applied for the same position. She should (A) withdraw her application for the position. (B) demand to speak to the interviewer's supervisor. (C) decline to compare her qualifications but offer to describe them. (D) give a full accounting of all the ways her ability and experience are superior to those of the other applicants. Problem 10. A registered engineer is retained as an expert witness by one of the parties in a civil case where the public safety is not involved. In investigating the technical data in the case, the engineer makes findings that are not favorable to the side of the party who retained her. The engineer should (A) inform the judge of the findings. (B) inform the opposing party of the findings. (C) say nothing about the findings until called to testify. (D) inform the party who retained her of the findings. A registered engineer has applied for a promotion at a firm she has been working at for several years. During an interview for the new position, she is asked to contrast her qualifications with other registered engineers at the firm who have applied for the same position. She should (A) withdraw her application for the position. (B) demand to speak to the interviewer's supervisor. (C) decline to compare her qualifications but offer to describe them. (D) give a full accounting of all the ways her ability and experience are superior to those of the other applicants. Problem 10. A registered engineer is retained as an expert witness by one of the parties in a civil case where the public safety is not involved. In investigating the technical data in the case, the engineer makes findings that are not favorable to the side of the party who retained her. The engineer should (A) inform the judge of the findings. (B) inform the opposing party of the findings. (C) say nothing about the findings until called to testify. (D) inform the party who retained her of the findings.

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