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Principle:

If someone makes an error → unethical for coworker to use that error to his/her own advantage

Premise:

Mark used the e-mail addresses of the clients of his coworker Rashmi. Mark used the addresses to advance hisown career.

Conclusion: Mark’s action was unethical.

We don’t know that Mark obtained the e-mail addresses of Rashmi’s clients through an error by Rashmi. Let’s look for an answer that establishes that Mark obtained the e-mail addresses of Rashmi’s clients through an error by Rashmi (or through another of Mark’s coworkers).

This doesn’t establish that Rashmi made an error. It’s not clear that Rashmi should have done something to prevent Mark from accessing the directory.

This doesn’t establish that Rashmi made an error.

This establishes that Rashmi made an error (”unintentionally left them visible”) and that Mark obtained the e-mail addresses through that error. So, because we know Mark used that error to his advantage, his action was unethical.

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