What Are Generational Values And'staying Put?

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Ethical Dilemma: Generational Values and “Staying Put” 5-13- In your experience, do younger individuals differ from older individuals in terms of how long they plan to remain with a given firm? I do believe that younger individuals differ from older individuals because millennials have high expectations and seek meaning in their work. Most have life goals of being famous and rich. So, commitment to one job at one company is viewed as restrictive to their life goals. 5-14- Do you think you should feel free to “job surf”-purposely move from job to job as soon as the desire strikes? Do you think employers have a right to ask about “job surfing” plans when they interview you? I don’t think an individual should job surf whenever they feel like …show more content…

Why or why not? I don’t think it would cause anyone to be less likely to cheat. An individual knows what they are doing when they decide to cheat. I believe they think about it very thoroughly weighing the cost and benefits. Depending on the situation and the impact of their decision would determine whether they would be less likely to cheat in the future. For example, if the individual had no consequences when they cheated, but their guilt was great it would determine if they would be less likely to cheat. Case: Computerized Decision Making 6-19- What are specific advantages of using computerized decisions making? How can computers be better decisions makers than humans? Computers can compile huge amounts of information to spot patterns, they don 't make decisions out of emotions, and they are faster at decision making. Computers can be better decision makers than humans because they don 't base their decisions on emotions and sometimes individuals can be set on an idea or decision that any new information would not change their mind. 6-20- What are weaknesses of using computers likely to have specific problems in making decisions that people wouldn 't

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