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Assignment
Look at the case study.
Watch youtube video- "Embellished Résumé"
Revise the attach memo by adding more detail to the opening paragraph.
Next, Work through the Badaracco ethical analysis, considering the various options for action and the winners and losers for each option. What are your recommendations for the best ethical course of action? Complete and support your analysis by answering the following questions and incorporating the three test listed below.
Four questions:
Which course of action will do the most good and the least harm?
Which alternative best serves others' rights, including shareholders' rights?
What plan can I live with, which is consistent with basic values and commitments?
Which course of action is feasible in the world as it is?
Three test:
1. The newspaper test. Which plan of action for dealing with a problem is going to work best if it's going to appear on the front page of your local paper tomorrow? "That's a way of picking up on all the consequences of your act," Badaracco says.
2. The Golden Rule test. "There are a lot of different groups who believe that they have the right to have corporate officers and companies obey the law. There are the vast majority of people in most organizations who believe they have the right to be treated fairly and honestly by the people they're working for. And there are the owners of a business who have a right to stable, growing, risk-adjusted, legal returns," Badaracco says. "The Native American advice is to walk a mile in another person's shoes. That's a way of picking up on other people's rights that you may be overlooking, because you're under pressure to get a decision done."
3. The best-friend test. "Ask yourself how you would like somebody who knows you well, and whose respect matters to you, to think about your decision," he says. "That's a way of putting a spotlight on your character [and] the character of the organization you're trying to shape."
Attachment:- Balson-Embellished-Resume-Memo.rar