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charle [14.2K]
3 years ago
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"What advice would you give in this ethical dilemma? Brittani is serving as interim editor of the company newsletter. She receiv

es an article written by the company president describing, in abstract and pompous language,the company's goals for the coming year. Brittani thinks the article will need considerable revising to make it readable. Attached to the president's article are complimentary comments be two for the company vice presidents. What action should Brittani take?"
Business
1 answer:
scoray [572]3 years ago
6 0
<span>Brittani is in an ethical dilemma because she does not want to disrespect the president written article but she must provide him with accurate feedback for the company. Brittani must approach the situation with respect and facts. The best way for Brittani to do this is to call the president and ask for a face to face meeting and to gently point out not only the flaws in the article but also the strong points.</span>
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