13770Respond or elaborate on the response below: Ethical Dilemmas Versus Ethical Lapses Understanding the difference between ethical dilemmas and ethical lapses is crucial for making good decisions. An ethical lapse happens when someone fails to act ethically in a specific situation. For example, if a manager chooses...
13769Respond or elaborate on the response below: "Force Majeure" is a French phrase that translate to "superior force" in the English language and is used to describe extraordinary events beyond anyone's control such as natural disasters, war, government acts, pandemics, and economic changes. Legally, an act...
13768Respond or elaborate on the response below: Force majeure is the circumstance such as a natural disaster which is beyond the carrier’s or anyone’s control which can cause loss or damage (Bowersox, et al, 2023). When products are shipped, the carrier is liable for the product...
13767Sometimes in a profession, there are important phrases that borrow terminology from foreign language. One such term that relates to the professional efforts of transportation is "force majeure." This Discussion has you research this term and its related real-world applicability in greater depth. Please answer the...
13766Personal Diversity in a Team Setting A diverse workforce can better understand shifting customer needs and connect with stakeholders. This breakout session will emphasize your unique differences in a team setting. For the point of this discussion, you will evaluate your key traits and discuss how different...
13765Disruptive Innovation in Technology Disruptive innovation, as stated in Sampere et al. (2016) and Christenson et al. (2015), refers to initially small innovations that later supplant the "existing product or service technology" (as cited in Daft, 2021, p. 372). Recent disruptive technologies include artificial intelligence, streaming...
13764A New Decision-Making Trend Can intuition and evidence-based decision making coexist as valid approaches within an organization? Explain. How might managers combine their intuition with a rational, data-driven, evidence-based approach? Why would you use one and not the other? In terms of data-driven decision making, do you see...
13763Respond or elaborate on the response below: I think intuition and evidence-based decision making can definitely work together in an organization. Intuition helps people make quick decisions based on experience, while evidence-based methods rely on data and facts. Managers can combine both by using data to...
13762Respond or elaborate on the response below: Intuition and evidence-based decision making can both work effectively within an organization because each method brings unique strengths. Intuition comes from experience and pattern recognition, allowing managers to make quick judgments in situations where information may be limited. Evidence-based...
13761500-700 words.. Some jobs change so rapidly that companies do not feel doing a job analysis is worthwhile, because by the time one is conducted, it's already outdated. What advice would you give to such a company to help it take advantage of the benefits...