George is an Electrical Engineer who is working at Garmin, the company that makes GPS units and smart watches. He has been working there for the past 3 years in which he and his colleagues have developed an adaptive reduced order model that significantly reduced the computational complexity of positioning algorithm and made the Garmin positioning much more efficient. A recruiter calls him and tells him that someone from Tom-tom company (The competition who also makes GPS) wants to meet with him. In their meeting, they tell George that they are interested in that algorithm for their product, and they are ready to either hire George as a part-time consultant or hire him full time with a much higher salary to go there and take his algorithm with him. Even if he is ready to give the algorithm for a big lump sum of money, Tom-tom is OK and ready to pay 1 Million Dollars for that. What Options George has? How should he make his mind? How can he make a decision, which is best for him and still ethical? (Hint: In your analysis, consider the IEEE code of Ethics, utilitarianism, virtue ethics and ...)