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    The Ethics Coach on Conflicts of Interest and Personal Tasks

    We tackle the ethical dilemmas of getting insider information, and asking your assistant to complete items on your personal to-do list.
    by Gael O'Brien Jun 01, 2013 2 minutes
    Source: Illustration by Jason Schneider
    Do you have an ethical dilemma?
    Write to The Ethics Coach at [email protected].

    I'm the sole proprietor of a property management business that has grown rapidly since I started it in 2011. I have several clients and manage more than 300 units. For maintenance and construction projects, I call contractors to put in bids, but their response

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