Kenman Wong responds to managing possible conflicts between ethics and cultural sensitivity.
Kenman Wong responds to managing possible conflicts between ethics and cultural sensitivity.
Kenman Wong addresses “kickbacks” and the ethical dilemma they pose.
Kenman Wong discusses “contribution to society” as a key consideration in the formulation of a target market.
Trying to decide right and wrong based on consequences (vs. sticking to principles) has several significant weaknesses.
If a company promises you employment for a specific time period, what should you do if you are let go before the time period concludes?
If your job is to match candidates with your client, a company, what obligations do you have to both the potential candidate and the company?
Kenman Wong discusses ethics of a corporate sale where the seller is intentionally prevented from knowing the buyer.
When IT professionals notice unlicensed software or pornography on someone’s computer, is it his or her responsibility to report the problem?
If one customer is willing to pay higher rates than another, is it ethical to charge one customer more than the other?
When the management style of a boss threatens the morale of the organization, what should you do?