1. I must implement every decision in the context of both doing good (in accordance with the golden rule) and not simply doing well (for our bottom line). Mounting evidence suggests this is not just beneficial, but a growing necessity among consumers who won't stand for much less. Do you agree with this statement? Why or why not discuss with reasons and examples?

2. The change is slow, but we are moving from the stick to the carrot, as the saying goes. "The Wolf of Wall Street" would be a different story entirely if the company's employees had been armed with smartphones. In terms of COVID-19 business policies. Businesses want to be ethical and responsible in keeping all customers safe and are conscious of people's health, but at the same time, they want to respect customers' rights "to choose to mask or not to mask" in their store or restaurant. How would you determine making ethical decisions that will be good for your business as well as the customers? Discuss and examples of a decision you have made at your job or business that is related to this and what challenges you faced and what was the outcome?

3. More and more people want to know the stories and reasons behind how businesses they endorse began and where the money and earnings of the business are being distributed. Check-fil-A's business values include faith in God. They observe the Sabeth and do not open on Sundays. https://bombas.com/pages/giving-back Bombas sock co. Bombas was founded on the philosophy of donating to those in need but has evolved to go deeper into the community donation socks to homeless shelters. "As we grow, our giving and community efforts will continue to grow right alongside us. One purchased = one donated." Green Toys This innovative California-based company sells children's toys made from recycled milk jugs. They've already recycled more than 55 million milk jugs and counting since the company went into business more than 10 years ago. Safety is a major priority for the company, especially since it sells to parents with young children. Their toys pass domestic and international safety and environmental regulations with flying colors. Committed to sustainable shipping, their boxes are even printed with soy ink, which biodegrades four times faster than petroleum-based inks. Name some businesses you like because of its values, treating customers well, treating employees well, environmental contributions or charitable partnerships? If you do not know a current business, conduct some research and find at least one business to inform all of us about. Discuss your experience with the business (if you are an employee or customer), and what are things about the business you feel are a good or not good employee and customer considerations to be a successful factor in how social media drives their business behavior?