Ls 3 Proposed Business Professional Interviewee for Team Field Project

Group #6 (Jeffrey Hanley, Euri Beltre, Kraig Link, and Robert Mitchell) propose interviewing US Ambassador to Haiti, Michele J Sison.  Ambassador Sison (Links to an external site.) has attained the rank of Career Ambassador and previously served in various positions in Iraq, Lebanon, the UAE, Pakistan, India, Cameroon, Benin, Ivory Coast, Togo, and served as the […]

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Ls 5 Whistleblowing Process Discussion – 815 Group 6

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Ls 4 Giving Voice to Values Discussion – 815 Green

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Ls 3 Personal Ethics Diary and Discussion – 815 Asia

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Ls 2 Workplace Ethical Decision Making Exercise

Consider a recent workplace ethical decision-making dilemma in the news that is relevant in the business world. Describe, in detail, and apply EACH OF THE EIGHT STEPS (reference Figure 2.1 in course content) of the ethical decision-making process outlined in the Trevino & Nelson textbook (pp. 53–59) to develop and recommend a creative and pragmatic […]

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Ls 2 Special Topic and Stakeholder Positions

815 Project – Special Topic and Stakeholder Positions Group #6  Selection of Topic Group 6 proposes to review the ethics related to Covid-19 and business reopening, specifically in the travel industry.  It is possible our group could narrow our focus to the airline, hotel, restaurant, or theme park industry, or review the topic of business […]

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Ls 1 Clarifying Your Values Discussion – 815 Asia

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Module 4 Deliverable: Force Field Analysis

Read and understand all commentary in Lesson 11-12, and Brown (2011) information (as noted) The Force Field Analysis (FFA) is a useful technique for looking at all the forces for and against a decision or, in our case, to contemplate an organizational change effort. In essence, it is a specialized method of weighing pros and […]

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Lesson 11 Discussion: May the Force Be With You

Overview This discussion will serve as a lead in to our upcoming application of the Force Field Analysis (FFA), which is linked to the type of assessment conducted by the Change Agent Practitioner Role. Please begin by viewing Episode 156: Lewin’s Force Field Analysis, discussing the framework of the FFA: Episode 156: Lewin’s Force Field Analysis (Links […]

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Module 5 Deliverable: Organigraph

Deliverable Format Module 5 Deliverable is a 2-part TEAM submission (ONE submission):  Team presentation discussing application of the organigraph model to your selected company Team paper, discussing a suggested change to one of the models presented in this course. Team Presentation Read and understand: Mintzberg, Organization Design: Fashion or fit? and Mintzberg & Van der Heyden, Organigraphs: Drawing […]

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