The William institute Ethics Awareness Inventory self-assessment has aptly said, the tests is more to know what my personal values are. Personal values are the definition of how one think, about respecting the individuals and as well for the goodness of the society. Kudler Fine Food (KFF) is a fine gourmet food and grocery store. which has been started by Kathy who wanted to full-fill her
You need to discuss how you will embed functional skills in your lessons. Give examples and describe why your approaches will be effective. When
The stores are stocked with the very best domestic and imported foodstuffs and divided into the following departments: * Fresh Bakery and Pastries * Fresh Produce * Fresh Meat & Seafood * Condiments and Packaged Foods * Cheese's and Specialty Dairy Products” (Tatum, Harris, 2011) Strengths of going public with IPO The strengths of a company are very important when it comes to decided such a huge change like becoming an initial public offering (IPO). In this case Kudler Fine Foods has a prominent structure that resorts into overall satisfaction of the customers. The locations are very supportive to elegant tastes. The strengths of moving Kudler Fine Foods to an IPO are very profitable in most cases to the owner. With the company being a private company they were only limited to the investments from themselves.
Duty is something that one is expected or required to do by moral obligation. Kant’s theory of ethics is formed in his book critique of practical reason and his approach is deontological. This means the right or wrongness of the action is the action itself and not its consequences. We should do the right thing because it’s right not because it fulfils our desires or is based on our feelings and from this belief stems his ideas of good will, categorical imperatives and more importantly duty. The idea of good will for Kant is the starting point for morality.
Marketing Research Paper By; University of Phoenix Instructor: MKT421 This paper will talk about Kudler Fine Foods and how important it is to have marketing research as it deals with strategies and tactics. I will also identify where additional market research is needed. Finally, I will discuss the importance of competitive intelligence and analysis in regards to the creation of Kudler Fine Foods. Kudler Fine Foods is a local high class of specialty food store located San Diego, California. The company has three locations (La Jolla, Del Mar and Encinitas).
Explain how you would establish (set up?/negotiate) ground rules with your learners: To establish a set of ground rules I would open up a discussion with the learners encouraging them to think how ground rules can be a positive thing. Indicating that ground rules give guide lines on good behavior and encourage respect for others. I would then ask a class that had been put into small groups to discuss ground rules and write down any they agreed on and thought were pertinent to the environment. After they had discussed within their groups I would ask them to stand and communicate their thoughts to the other learners and begin to write down the rules the learners agree upon. The different groups would probably have at least one rule written down the same anyway for example punctuality.
This demonstrates Kathy’s obligation to do what is ‘right’ and adheres to a deontological approach to ethics. Deontology is a form of ethics that determines goodness or rightness from examining acts, rather than the consequences of the act (Kant, 1964). The intentions of the person doing the act is prioritized over the act’s results (Kant, 1964). For example, the act may be considered the ‘right’ thing to do even if it produces a bad consequence if it adheres to the rule that ‘one should do unto others as they would have done unto them’ (Olson, 1967). Deontology parallels the EAI’s obligation-driven analysis, exemplified by
Bentham believed humans were motivated by two things pleasure and pain which was a moral fact with pleasure being the sole good and pain the sole bad. Secondly there was the principle of utility which is the idea that an act is right or wrong based on its usefulness. Bentham said “an act is right if it causes the greatest good for the greatest number”. This is a teleological theory. Finally there is the hedonic calculus.
Between Kathy Kudler and her directors the pace will be set by their actions. This type of behavior will win the trust, loyalty, and ensures the organizations continued success (Clark, 1997). Kathy Kudler and her team can start to improve on building trust by displaying a good sense of character composed of beliefs, values, skills, and traits. Kathy Kudler is a woman who believes in her business and works hard at it. She treats her clientele more as a dear friend than customers.
Closely observed, their theories could be manipulated to support immoral behavior, or combined to present a more objective basis for determining morality. Kant believed that morality of an action is good when it is based on good intentions, regardless of the outcome. Mill, on the other hand, believed that because we cannot be sure of a person’s intentions, morality can only be measured in the consequences of the action. Based on these contradicting theories, I will attempt to note theoretical similarities between Kant and Mill. Categorical Imperative vs. Utility Kant’s categorical imperative gives precedence to morality over happiness.