Question

Demands the professional to act according to the same principles in personal and business life

Professional's obligation to subordinate own interests to needs and interests of the client Treating like things in like ways Expert knowledge a professional maintains and builds upon through continued education and experience, as well as admitting when one does not have the requisite skills Providing services in a reasonably prompt and thorough manner, using due care, and avoiding a "one size fits all" approach Not divulging a client's personal information Behaving with dignity and courtesy to clients, fellow professionals, and others in business-related activities When financial, business, property or interests may impair one's ability to offer objective advice and recommendations

A. professionalism B. competence C. diligence D. fairness E. conflict of interest F. objectivity G. confidentiality H. integrity

Answer 1

Professional's obligation to subordinate own interests to needs and interests of the client - objectivity

Treating like things in like ways - fairness

Expert knowledge a professional maintains and builds upon through continued education and experience, as well as admitting when one does not have the requisite skills - competence

Providing services in a reasonably prompt and thorough manner, using due care, and avoiding a "one size fits all" approach - diligence

Not divulging a client's personal information - confidentiality

Behaving with dignity and courtesy to clients, fellow professionals, and others in business-related activities - professionalism

When financial, business, property or interests may impair one's ability to offer objective advice and recommendations - conflict of interest