Thomas is a project manager at a biotech company. He is an excellent project manager with a very successful track record managing large, complex R&D projects. During his leisure time, Thomas competes in amateur body-building contests.
Body-building is an extremely competitive sport. So Thomas takes performance enhancing drugs, such as steroids, in order to maintain his competitive edge. His company does not have any policies prohibiting usage of such performance enhancing drugs. How does this affect his PMI status?
A. Since Thomas exhibits professional conduct on his project, he his still considered a successful project manager, irrespective of his outside activities
B. Since his company does not have an explicit policy prohibiting steroid usage, his steroid usage should not e called into question
C. Thomas is violating one of the responsibilities of the PMI code of conduct
D. His status with PMI is not affected, as his activities outside of work is not of concern to the PMI. PMI code of conduct in not applicable to personal and private lifestyle choices
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