When faced with an ethical decision, you should ask yourself:

a. "Is this action something that others are also guilty of?"

b. "Is there a chance that someone will find out about my action?"

c. "What is best for me?"

d. "Does my action comply with company policies and guidelines?"

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Deven Barnett

Social Studies

11 July, 09:10

When faced with an ethical decision, you should ask yourself:

a. "Is this action something that others are also guilty of?"

b. "Is there a chance that someone will find out about my action?"

c. "What is best for me?"

d. "Does my action comply with company policies and guidelines?"

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Bruce Lee · Answer 1

Answer:d. "Does my action comply with company policies and guidelines?

Explanation:

Ethical decision means doing the good and the right thing irrespective of what you feel towards it but if it is a right thing to do you have to do it.

When one asks if the action is good for them then it becomes personal and self serving instead of it being the right thing to do.

Also when working in a company one needs to abide by its rules and guidelines if they want to keep their work ethics in a good place at work.

A decision taken by one person to not comply by the rules of the company may affect the whole company and that person negatively.

When faced with an ethical decision, you should ask yourself:a. "Is this action something that others are also guilty of?"b. "Is there a chance that someone will find out about my action?"c. "What is best for me?"d. "Does my action comply with company policies and guidelines?"

When faced with an ethical decision, you should ask yourself:

a. "Is this action something that others are also guilty of?"

b. "Is there a chance that someone will find out about my action?"

c. "What is best for me?"

d. "Does my action comply with company policies and guidelines?"