D2.2.1

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DB2 1. Answer one of the Ethical dilemma questions on page 119 of your textbook in the "Building Management Skills". You should be VERY specific in: My choice 1. You are planning to leave your job to go work for a competitor; your boss invites you to an important meeting where you will learn about new products your company will be bringing out next year. Do you go to the meeting? This is a classic ethical dilemma that many employees face including me at past employers. If I am “planning” on turning my resignation, and my mind is completely made up, I would immediately call for a meeting with my boss. I would be transparent about the situation, state that is not in my best interest or the companies to have me attend a new product meeting.

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