The New York Times Mock Interview

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Question 25 of 30

How would you approach a situation where you witnessed a coworker or colleague engaged in unethical conduct?

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Kevin Downey
Kevin Downey

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Your interviewer needs to ensure whoever they consider bringing on board will be able to protect the interests and reputation and act accordingly with their code of conduct. This includes having the courage to speak up and do the right thing when necessary, ensuring those you work with act according to their code, and being willing to inform your superiors when unethical conduct occurs.

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