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I am very interested in what percentage of quality professionals are asked to "fudge" data in the interest of their company. I have worked for companies that vary from being very serious about ethics to others that expect you to lie and fudge data and if you didn't, they would find someone who would.
Poll Ratings Are:
1 = Expected to lie and fudge on anything
2 = Expected to fudge frequently
3 = Expected to fudge on rare occasions
4 = I would be in trouble with my company if I fudged anything
Also, a similar question is - when interviewing with a company for a job, what questions would you ask to really get a feel for how they stand on ethics.
Thoughts everyone??
Poll Ratings Are:
1 = Expected to lie and fudge on anything
2 = Expected to fudge frequently
3 = Expected to fudge on rare occasions
4 = I would be in trouble with my company if I fudged anything
Also, a similar question is - when interviewing with a company for a job, what questions would you ask to really get a feel for how they stand on ethics.
Thoughts everyone??
