In a workplace, Sunita leaves a confidential report on the office printer. Both Arjun and Miguel notice the document, but whereas Arjun is aware of the report's sensitive nature, Miguel is not. Ming, the manager, expects the report to be in her office for a noon meeting, but she does not know it has been left on the printer. Just then, Keiko walks into the office space, observes both Arjun and Miguel, and sees the document on the printer, without recognizing its content. Given that Keiko knows that Ming is waiting for a confidential report but does not know this is the one, who is most likely to ensure that the report reaches Ming's office before noon, and why? Provide a short response.
Arjun is most likely to ensure that the report reaches Ming's office before noon because he is aware of the report's sensitive nature. As Arjun knows the confidential nature of the document and that it is not in a secure location, he would understand the urgency to rectify the situation, given the workplace norms of handling sensitive material properly. The knowledge of Ming expecting a confidential report is not sufficient for Keiko to act upon because she does not recognize the left-out document as the one Ming is awaiting. Without the recognition that the document on the printer is the confidential report, Keiko has no reason to act. Likewise, Miguel sees the document but does not understand its importance, negating the immediacy that would motivate him to take it to Ming. Arjun's unique position of being aware of the document's sensitivity and noticing it out of place informs his responsibility to deliver it to Ming promptly for the noon meeting.