BUS 303 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Kondiaronk, Trafigura

• School: Simon Fraser University
• Department: Business Administration
• Course: BUS 303
• Professor: Kathleen Burke

Document Summary

Right vs. right problems typically involve choices between two or more courses of action, each of which is a complicated bundle of ethical responsibilities, personal commitments, moral hazards, and practical pressures and constraints (badaracco, pg. What does it mean to have dirty hands? . There is no escaping dirty hands when you"re making a right vs. right decision because doing one right means leaving another right undone. Positions of leadership are crucibles of character (badaracco) Maintaining integrity, and staying put together, in cases where you are in intense heat". Reveal your values, what"s important to you. Shape your character: thus why these situations are regarded as defining moments . Pressure point: a place of weakness or sensitivity where one give into pressure to step away from certain values/goals/directives to meet other needs/expectations. Sears automotive services: people were working on commission, they hit a pressure point, and started selling people things they didn"t need.