There was a corporation that specialized in providing low interest loans to start up businesses. So in that sector of business, they could soon have a sizable market share if not a monopoly. Then they had to send two people to talk about a new project, an offshore project. Two senior competent personnel, According to top management should be dispatched. However there was some bias further down the line.There was a manager who preferred a new comer with little experience but a fancy MBA from a prestigious business school. Many people were against it but he stood firm in his choice it was a complete disaster; The youngster' incompetence resulted in a massive loss for the corporation both monetarily and in terms of good will. Answer the following: 1. What is the ethical dilemma? 2. What is the responsibility of clinician to the dilemma? 3. What is/are the resolutions to the case based in APA Ethical Principle of Psychologist and Code of Conduct? Provide your analyst and apply the necessary ethical and moral principles?

There was a corporation that specialized in providing low interest loans to start up businesses. So in that sector of business, they could soon have a sizable market share if not a monopoly. Then they had to send two people to talk about a new project, an offshore project. Two senior competent personnel, According to top management should be dispatched. However there was some bias further down the line.There was a manager who preferred a new comer with little experience but a fancy MBA from a prestigious business school. Many people were against it but he stood firm in his choice it was a complete disaster; The youngster' incompetence resulted in a massive loss for the corporation both monetarily and in terms of good will. Answer the following: 1. What is the ethical dilemma? 2. What is the responsibility of clinician to the dilemma? 3. What is/are the resolutions to the case based in APA Ethical Principle of Psychologist and Code of Conduct? Provide your analyst and apply the necessary ethical and moral principles?

Understanding Management (MindTap Course List)

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305502215

Author:Richard L. Daft, Dorothy Marcic

Publisher:Richard L. Daft, Dorothy Marcic

Chapter1: The World Of Innovative Management

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