MAKING THE RIGHT CHOICE.
Chances are, you will face an ethical dilemma sometime during your career. Here’s how to do the right thing.
By:Peter John.
The vice president of finance suspects that several subordinates spend too much time using the Internet for non work-related issues. He asks you to monitor the employees’ email, URL visits and downloads, then report back to him in one week. You’re thinking, “This really isn’t a computer-capability issue, it’s about ethics.” To remain “in-the-know” and in “good standing,” do you just obey the boss? >>>>more
Chances are, you will face an ethical dilemma sometime during your career. Here’s how to do the right thing.
By:Peter John.
The vice president of finance suspects that several subordinates spend too much time using the Internet for non work-related issues. He asks you to monitor the employees’ email, URL visits and downloads, then report back to him in one week. You’re thinking, “This really isn’t a computer-capability issue, it’s about ethics.” To remain “in-the-know” and in “good standing,” do you just obey the boss? >>>>more
posted by Peter | 8/25/2005 05:58:00 AM
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