CONFLICT OF INTEREST. Jeff is helping his manager organize a site picnic and is in charge of finding food vendors. Jeff's brother-in-law, Dan, owns a food truck
and submitted a bid to provide the picnic food. Dan asks Jeff to influence the site to select him as the vendor. What should Jeff do? (Select all that apply)
• Tell Dan he cannot influence the site decision.
• Tell his manager about his relationship with Dan and
excuse himself from any food selection discussions.
• Tell his manager Dan's food is the best and they should
select Dan for the picnic.
• Tell Dan that their family relationship makes him
ineligible for the bid.

Tell Dan he cannot influence the site decision.

• Tell Dan that their family relationship makes him  ineligible for the bid.

Explanation:

• Tell Dan he cannot influence the site decision.

• Tell Dan that their family relationship makes him  ineligible for the bid.

Explanation:

A situation in which the concerns and aims of the two different parties become incompatible.

Here, in the given situation,  Jeff is helping his manager to organize the picnic site and finding food vendors. Dan is a food trunk owner but as he is brother in law of Jeff. Jeff may not like Dan to interrupt in his job. This may create a situation of conflict of interest.