Business, 10.12.2019 04:31 jolleyrancher78

Andre cesar is completing his degree at research university. he has conducted some successful and exciting research in the laboratory of dr. ellen zinderoff. dr. zinderoff’s project was supported in part by a research contract with innovations, inc. dr. zinderoff and the members of her laboratory developed new, rapid, accurate assays that can be adapted to kits for direct sale to the public. innovations, inc., is considering developing and marketing these kits but has not made a definite decision. leaper enterprises offers andre a position in a new unit of the company to apply his training to develop kits based on the technology that he learned and develop in dr. zinderoff’s laboratory. discuss any conflict that andre may have in accepting a position in a company that competes with dr. zinderoff’s sponsor. how is the situation altered if andre was paid or not paid by funds from innovations, inc., while a student?

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