Someone might suggest this theory because they believe that Joe should act in his best interest and if he does then he will not go on the trip. That his best interest is to the company he works for. I would refute this opposing perspective because Joe might not think that his best interest is
Hugh McBride will address who the company’s stakeholders are, define the end-state vision, identify and evaluate alternatives, identify and access the risk of the alternatives, recommend optional solutions, create and implement solutions, and to access the outcomes. Beltway Investments are McBride Financial Services major investor. There are some that anticipate for the company to be run by implementing corporate governance. The company’s CEO has decided not to implement this option. The new CEO would rather operate the company without interference of the “money man.” Even though, this maybe a gamble due to corrupt the thinking that would affect Beltway’s public credit.
The accounting firm’s partner Bill Stewart instructs Gail Bennett to acquire further information of the company, so that they can validate the authenticity of Cable Co. before striking a deal with the company. After the accounting firm adopts Cable Co. as their client, there are several instances that take place within the video that are immensely crucial to an auditing process. One such instance would be the reason for the CEO of Cable Co. to change the auditing firm. In the video, Mr. Mathews explicitly indicated that the former auditors were less efficient for his business strategies on acquisitions. He also went on to mention that he was in need for an individual who is knowledgeable about his business.
Joe response to Bill is to tell him that he needs time to notified UNWEAR management teams to get approval on the contract due to they are still negotiating the deal so the invitation for the trip will not be the best ideas to say yes to his proposal until he gets word from the management team, UNWEAR policy states that it is unethical to the company for employees to contact or discuss business without the approval of UNWEAR management team. At this time it is best for Joe to stay quiet until he receive his next step from the upper managers this is just in case Bill want to change the prices like Joe did before to get a lower prices to win the contract that’s what put him in the bad spot in UNWEAR Company even though Joe wants to renew UNWEAR contract with Bill Hotel (Steps in the Ethical Decision-Making Process ). What ethical theory supports how you think Joe should respond to this invitation? UNWEAR the Company Joe work for Ethical policy, which is personified in their following standards, is a way to ethical decision-making. UNWEAR is faithful to uncompromising honor in everything we do and in any way we related to others as well as outside companies.
He is afraid that Herget has too much influence over all the franchisees. This could cause disharmony between the franchiser and the franchisee. I think Huston also wants to explain his position to Herget. I am sure in Huston’s mind; he saved the company with the bailout. The bottom line is Huston will try to negotiate rather than lose too much.
The man could go to the court system and fight for his position on his behalf of discriminating against him for the way he looks. Probably not wanting the job after knowing the reason for not hiring him, but to prove my point would be more of what I would fight for. This man could also take some consequence with not saving his facial hair. Him and his family could have been depending on this job, the man might also think to himself that with this facial hair he would never get a teaching job, and maybe he should just stick it out and get rid of his facial hair despite on how his feels about his it. To me this is not right; someone having to sacrifice something they do not want to please someone
"You will die, Siddhartha." "I will die." This conversation between Siddhartha and his father explains what depths Siddhartha would go to to start his journey to enlightenment and happiness. Doing what he thought would be best for him, Siddhartha stood up against his father to pursue his goal. Both of these examples demonstrate that the journey may be difficult at times, and the consequences may be challenging at first, but the goal is worth the
The department looked for two main signs, good morals and good habits. Workers were motivated to live in a moral, thrifty, and clean manner with good family relations by the prospect of making two times as much money. Those that profit from the five dollar day must spend and their earnings wisely, and refrain from alcoholism and other immoral objects. Those that did not follow these standards that Ford set were not paid the five dollars that they wanted. Clearly, Henry Ford was promoting the classic form of the American dream and its values, a strong nuclear family supported by the Father, who makes enough money to keep everyone happy.
With this he would have a lot more time to deal with bigger problems and maybe construction in the kingdom then worrying about battle details and how many men he will need etc. The last reason is he just doesn’t care what people think. When someone makes a comment to him he just ignores it, he might listen to what they have to say at first but if it is unreasonable and unnecessary then he will do his own thing. He doesn’t thrive off of what other people think of him, he does what he has to do. And what he does is what’s best for himself and his people.
So how do the propagandas do that? It convinces that Big Brother is watching you, keeping you safe. It makes them think that they would not be any better off without him. So in order for further more protection, the people have to obey Big Brother and the Parties. But Big Brother cannot protect the people by himself; he needs their help too.