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A college friend of yours approaches you about an idea to start an online reputation management firm. One tactic the firm would use is to threaten those posting negative reviews and comments about your clients with a libel lawsuit unless they remove their posting. Should that fail, your firm would generate dozens of positive postings to outweigh the negative posting. What would you say to your friend about her idea?

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A coworker who is a recruiter told you that she is going to drop a job candidate because she feels that he is totally irresponsible. She found out through research on Facebook that the candidate married and divorced his high school sweetheart before graduating from college and once had his car repossessed. What would you say to your coworker about this?

Every student should know that if dishonesty is discovered, it is often grounds for termination and possibly legal action. Information integrity is a measure of the quality of information. According to Steven D. Levitt, co-author of Freakonomics and a renowned economics professor at the University of Chicago, more than 50 percent of people lie on their résumés. Given such repercussions as Mary’s fate, you will want to think twice before ever lying on your résumé. The integrity of the information on your résumé is a direct representation of your personal integrity. How would you handle Mary’s situation if you were her manager?

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