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Yea and that's a violation of professional ethics. Being corrupt or working for a corrupt organization in no way justifies it. Professionals are trusted by soci
by foxglacier 2y ago
Yea and that's a violation of professional ethics. Being corrupt or working for a corrupt organization in no way justifies it. Professionals are trusted by society to act responsibly even when it's against the interests of their clients or employers.
- rovr138 2y agoSpecially licensed professionals.
- kreims 2y agoIf only you knew how bad things really are.
- foxglacier 2y agoHowever bad they are, it's the fault of the engineer. You can't excuse that with "but everyone does it".