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  • Due on Jul. 31, 2011
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  • Identify what you consider
    to be potentially unethical. Why do you think it is not ethical? Daryl, the general supervisor of a marketing department of a mid-sized
    Midwestern corporation, is an ambitious young man. He is writing a book that he
    hopes will make a name for himself in the business community. Because the typing for the actual text is very time-consuming, Daryl is using
    the secretary he shares with 2 other managers, as well as some of his market
    research interns to both do research and to type the book while they're at work.
    Because they are often busy doing his book, people from the other departments
    are finding they can't get their work-related business done.

    The
    secretary and interns feel they have to do what Daryl says because he is their
    direct supervisor. You are Daryl's peer in another department and you also have
    outside work you need to have typed.

    You're annoyed at Daryl's actions,
    but would rather not inform your boss, (who is also Daryl's boss) about what's
    going on because you want to maintain a friendly working relationship with
    Daryl. Besides, you never know how the boss is going to react. Sometimes you
    begin to think that if Daryl can get away with using company equipment,
    personnel, and time for his personal projects why can't you?
    Discuss what
    you believe are the ethical issues in this situation, and determine how you
    would handle this situation.