A township requires immediate notification if critical findings appear during testing. How should the tester treat that expectation?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
If the house is on fire, you do not wait for the glossy after-action brochure. Call the named contact when something critical shows up. That is professionalism, not panic.
Full Explanation
Severe findings often require prompt client notification per rules of engagement so the organization can contain risk before the final report. Deferring every critical issue solely for dramatic reveal increases client exposure. Public disclosure or notifying the wrong contact violates engagement norms. Continuous communication for critical items is a standard professional practice.