Ravi JainAIR 9 · CSE 2019 · 321 wordsTheir whole copy
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(a) Ethical Issues involved are (i) Loyalty vs. disclosure (ii) Professional integrity vs. Personal ethics. (iii) Conflict of interest (iv) Responsibility towards society (v) Breach of trust
(b) Options available to Ramesh (i) Ignore and join the Suresh's company. Pro -
- Increase in income.
- will earn Suresh's loyalty and lead to speedier professional growth in new company. Cons -
- Compromising with personal values.
- Neglect one's responsibility towards society.
(ii) Ignore the issue and not join Suresh's company. Pro -
- Upholding personal values. Cons -
- Chances of better job and pay gone.
- Neglecting one's responsibility towards society.
(iii) Persuade Suresh to report the issue to local authority. Pro -
- Upholding personal values and responsible to one's duty towards society.
- Might earn respect in Suresh's eye and he might offer a better job. Cons -
- Suresh might get offended.
- He might cancel the job offer.
(iv) Report the issue to Authority. Pro -
- Upholding personal ethics and responsibility towards society
- The authorities can themselves check if there was any damage and take necessary step
- Government might reward him for his proactiveness Cons -
- It will be a breach of trust. As Suresh trusted him and thought he would keep it to himself.
- Suresh company might get closed and might get arrested.
- Better job prospective for Ramesh would be gone.
(c) The best course of action is to persuade Suresh to come out clean on this and report this to authority himself. Since there has been no damage, it might actually improve his & his company's image. In case of damage, the authority might take appropriate action.
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If Suresh does not comply to this request, Ramesh should himself file a complaint as this is case of, if there is any damage it will harm many organisms both human and marine & it will be dangerous for environment.