Are there ethical implications of change management? If so explain.
What will be an ideal response?
Student answers will vary. Students may focus on implementation methods which may be considered unethical, i.e. coercion, threats, and manipulation to implement changes. These methods may result in unethical behavior in employees, i.e. hands-on; top-down approaches include resentment, withdrawal, slowing down, anger, covert sabotage, and unethical behaviors. Students may also focus on the ethics surrounding reengineering (downsizing), cultural interventions and ethics training.
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A) marketing and sales expenses B) net marketing contribution C) net sales D) operating income E) marketing return on investment
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A) $8,417 B) $8,500 C) $5,654 D) $10,000
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A. compromise and accommodating. B. competing and accommodating. C. competing and compromise. D. competing and avoiding. E. compromise and avoiding.