generate the relationship and close the sale. On one hand, you need to applaud the salesman for learning more about the customer and how to engage the customer in a relationship. The ethical issue arises because of the apparent subterfuge of the salesman in engaging the customer and developing the relationship. The ethical issue is raised to a higher level when the sales manager sends an email to the entire sales team applauding the salesman and describing all of the subterfuge in detail. James Borg
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Should we consider the Euthyphro Dialogue as a dialogue about the proper methods of thinking and understanding? It is a great example of how to think through an idea before you just say something is true or not true. In the end, do you get to a final answer? Maybe not, but you will know that the answers or statement made needs to be studied further. It ask the basic question, definition, then with the answer supplied proceed to question the answer and responses to try and dig to the bottom and find
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that prevention is better than cure, penetration testing (pen-testing) is essentially an information assurance activity to determine if information is appropriately secured. Conducted by penetration testers, sometimes referred to as ‘white hats’ or ethical hackers, these tests use the same tools and techniques as the bad guys (‘black hat hackers’), but do so in a controlled manner with the express permission of the target organization. Vulnerability scans versus pen-testing A common area of confusion
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Modern technology has given the world many new abilities and possibilities. We have progressed from preserving life to mending life, and now scientists have the ability to facilitate the creation of life. Many concerns from both the public and the scientific community have risen to comment on this manner of innovation. The scientific community took a large step forward with the results of genetically modifying animals and life outside of the human genome, however, the human genome may be included
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Critical Thinking Application Melissa Adams MGT/350 March 14, 2012 Steven Freund Critical Thinking Application As individuals, we are defined by thinking, and how we make choices is determined by our patterns of thinking and knowledge. We can develop standards for our thinking by using critical thinking. This will heighten the quality of thought. Critical thinking cannot be unstated or clear without first investigating the act of thinking itself. Surprisingly, even
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easy for business people to communicate with each other. There are translators and translation software; however, those methods cost money and there is no guaranteed that those methods don’t have any flaw. Small flaws in business world could cost lots of money. Business people are expected to be ethical but among those people, there are some people that are tempted and will commit unethical act. Using translators and translation software could give those people an opportunity to commit an unethical
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professionally enough. The one thing that I would change to improve this communication would be to add an indentation at the beginning of every paragraph to make the look more professionally written. There were no ethical implications in this memo, because it was written by the head of the accounting department to the accountants in the department all were privy to the information. The memo shared right amount of information because
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George Savile, in his essay in memoriam of King Charles II of England, somewhat disagrees. In his essay, Savile uses variety of rhetorical strategies to portray the king as neither the devil incarnate nor a perfect figure but rather as a human, whose flaws are prevalent in every person in an attempt to have his audience view Charles as a human, rather than an elevated figure. To begin his essay, Savile starts with an appeal to human decency. Rather than be like an “angry philosopher” and “call lewdness”
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business practices such as exploitation of workers, pollution of the environment, bribery, and deception of consumers has been going about business today. Thus as according to (Watson 1994), majority of businesses do require the maintenance of basic ethical standards such as trustworthiness, teamwork, and truthfulness. Without it businesses would not be able to proceed smoothly as consumers no longer trust vendors while employees refused to comply with employers. In short, as according to (Crane and
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to store and access sensitive data. Data security levels, access security, intrusion, data loss prevention, and mobile access are just a few of the major information security threats that exist today. An IT-Security specialist can easily see the flaws in this plan. Specific Threats Specific threats with the potential to significantly impact Welfare Systems ability to function would be things such as a network failure, loss of access to the database, lack of bandwidth for access, or an unauthorized
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