You are the project manager for a new construction project in your city. Your longtime personal friend is bidding on the project. Your friend has?

C. Tell your friend that after all this time, they should know you better than to think you'd put your personal integrity on the line or compromise your job because of a conflict of interest. Decline to give them the information.

While the question is directed to integrity and your loyalty to the company. The question ideally should be how capable is the friend and his company to finish this project as expected.

 

Thank you for the invitation

Thanks for the information 

 

I Agree Option C

Thanks for the invitation. My answer is C

My answer is for option (C)

Thank you for the invitation

Iagree the option C

my friend will have nothing. no advantages, no information, nothing at all. he is buying you and will sell you at the first corner. stick to your company policy and you will build your own house later.

You can not tell a friend such info, because you have ethical commitment to your company to insure information confidentiality , this issue should be stopped by you only, and I do not think informing others about it since he still your friend.

A. Tell your friend you'll give them the information if they'll promise not to tell anyone and if they'll agree to help you with some materials on your basement-refinishing project.

Option C is the best choice.

The right answer which is a code ethic of PMI is C. refuse to give an indication of the budget