Reference no: EM133019326

Your supervisor is preparing a speech for the company's chief executive officer to distribute to shareholders. He asks you to read the speech and provide feedback on how effective you think it will be. As you read the speech, you think you recognize some of the points-and the wording-from a speech by a financial analyst you heard a few weeks ago on C-SPAN. You fear that parts of your supervisor's speech are plagiarized. You wonder if you should tell him that you recognize some of that speech from another source, but you decide not to for two reasons. First, if you tell your supervisor the speech sounds familiar, he may get angry or insulted. Second, the speech was televised very late at night, so it's unlikely that many people watched it. Evaluate the pros and cons of that choice. Is your choice ethical? Discuss your decision.

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