5. You have been assigned as the project manager for a new museum of modern art that your company hopes to build in a foreign city. You visit that city with the project’s lead architect and your company’s vice president of international operations, scouting the site for the museum and meeting with city officials in preparation for bidding on the project. In a private meeting with the minister of public projects, the vice president pulls a thick envelope from a briefcase and gives it to the minister. “This is for you from the president of my company!” announces the vice president. The minister seems quite pleased with the envelope and assures the vice president that the bid from your company is “positively winning” or something to that effect. You can’t swear to it because the minister’s English is imperfect, but it does seem that your company is being promised the museum project.