Read textbook Engineering in Ethics 4th Edition to Answer the question :

discuss Jillian was aware of a recent company memo reminding employees that office supplies were for use at work only. Yet she knew that most of the other engineers in her division thought nothing about occasionally taking home notepads, pens, computer disks, and other office "incidentals." Her eight-year-old daughter had asked her for a company-inscribed ledger like the one she saw her carrying. The ledger costs less than $20, and Jillian recalls that she has probably used that much from her personal stationery supplies during the past year for work purposes. Is it all right for her to take home a ledger for her daughter without asking her supervisor for permission? Would you have done this in the past? Users must post before seeing replies.