You have been assigned as the project manager for a new museum of modern art that yoru company hopes to build in a foreign city. You visit that city with the project's lead architect and your company's vice president of international operations, scouting the site for the museum and meeting with city officials in preparation for bidding on the project. In a private meeting with the minister of public projects, the vide president pulls a thick envelope from a briefcase and gives it to the minister. "This is for you from the president of my company!" announces the vice president. $---$ You know that your company has a policy barring gifts to foreign officials, but you don't know that it necessarily applies in this case. In the Taxi on the way to the building site, you mention the suspicious envelope to the vice president. He advises you that policies are "nice words" but that "this is how we have to do business here" and notes that the minister and the company's president are friends from college. The architect smiles but is silent, and the vice president changes the subject of conversation, but you are still worried that the gift of the envelope was unethical and might also be illegal. $---$ Managing this museum project would give a real boost to your career. It could lead to more international opportunities and higher visibility in your provessionas well as executive positions at your company and possible job offers from prestigious competitors. It could also ternminate your careeer if it were determined that you were involved in briging a foreign official. $---$ See questions above for the remainder of the video.