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An engineer is asked to review a design prepared by another engineer for the same client. The ethical practice is to:

1. Review it secretly
2. Inform the other engineer, unless that engineer's involvement has ended
3. Copy parts of the design for future use
4. Refuse to review any other engineer's work

Answer

B. Inform the other engineer, unless that engineer's involvement has ended

Solution

Engineers should not review another engineer's work for the same client without that engineer's knowledge.

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