Preparing to Conduct Business Research Part: 4 Shawndra Bradley RES/351 December 3, 2014 Jessica Guillory Preparing to Conduct Business Research Part: 4 In the business environment there are many big or small companies that have a list of ethical issues. Some of the ethical issues with each company can be resolved easily and some may not. Ethical issues that these company’s face are fundamental issues, diversity issues, decision making issues, and compliance and governance issues. Also
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Preparing to Conduct Business Research: Part 1 Gwenetta Minor, Marlon Roberson and Dave Hooper RES/351 December 1, 2015 DR. Rosa Osuoha Preparing to Conduct Business Research: Part 1 Organizations are faced with making business decisions every day and not all are easy to resolve. Business research provides companies an opportunity to make knowledgeable decisions to remain competitive in the market place, attract and maintain talent in their workforce, as well as make a positive contribution to
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Business Research Ethics Adam S. Wilcox RES/351 9/24/2012 Maja Zelihic Ph.D. Business Research Ethics Ethics in business research refers to a code of conduct that is expected to be observed while conducting research. This ethical conduct applies both to the organization and the individual researchers conducting the research. The ethical behavior must be included in each step of the research process from data collection and analysis, through the reporting of the findings
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Business Research Ethics Bobbie Stolze RES/351 October 15th, 2012 James Malachowski Business Research Ethics Today there are many cases of unethical business research that usually result in entire firms as well as individuals that are convicted and fined in the court of law. Unethical business research comes in many forms some of these forms are inappropriate questionnaires, research fraud, failure to maintain participant’s privacy, and even skewing research results. The following information
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SCANDAL Jayne Egharevba RES/351 February 16,2015 Business Management/Human Resources The Bernie Madoff’s Scandal The Bernie Madoff scandal is widely recognized as an example of an unethical business research, Bernie Madoff managed to build a multibillion-dollar investment firm based on skewed research and false financial data. The wealth management eluded the SEC and other authorities for decades before finally being shut down in 2008. Unethical business research played a large role in the
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Business Research Ethics Javier Res 351 December, 2013 Business Research Ethics Unethical behaviors and practices in corporate America cause many faces to frown. This only causes the public to question why a number of people run their business with true honestly. Whereas, the other half run an entire business to the ground by attempting to fraud their customers and lie to the public about certain issues regarding the way they practice business. Another example of unethical practices
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Boston Scandal Exposes Backlog Kirsten Williams RES/351 Business Research April 28, 2014 Saba Tahmassebi Ethical business research practises are an integral part of the research process. Conducting research can often seem like an overwhelming task and the temptation to cut corners or to manipulate findings can often lead to criminal behaviour by individuals or companies. Occasionally therefore, ethics may fall between the cracks. When ethics are not considered important a variety of consequences
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Business Research Project Ethical Issues Amber Valles Res/351 Business Research Project Ethical Issues Research Project Summary Ethics while carrying out a research should always be observed by the researcher and the study participants. This paper seeks to look at ethical practices that should be observed by the Williams Company as it undertake a business research on the factors that determines the customers buying behaviours of the products that it offers in various different market segments
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Business Research RES/351 September 3, 2013 Business Research Ethics Boeing Missile Defense System Unit, located in Chicago, Illinois, terminated the employment of both the company’s top financial executive Mike Sears and newly hired Vice President and Deputy General Manager Darleen Druyun after violating company policies by communicating with each other in regards to future employment decisions before Druyun terminated her employment with the United States government, which was a direct
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Business Research Ethics Cynthia Debose RES/351 April 29, 2013 University of Phoenix Dr. Julie Bonner 2. The article chosen from the University Library to evaluate the practice of unethical business research conduct is called Flacking for Big Pharma written by Harriet A. Washington. The article delves into the activities of “Big Pharma,” or the commercial pharmaceutical industry of the United States. In this article the author highlights some market strategies used by the industry, which
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