A properly structured Opinion-Editorial (Op-Ed) on the issue identified in "Business Ethics Front and Center" Ethical Field Trip.

Your Opinion-Editorial is to include:

An overview / background of the ethical issue. The rationale / justification as to why you chose to explore it. Relevant ethical theories / principles (no more than two) and class concepts (no more than two) that are applicable to your issue. The inclusion of a clearly articulated message, i.e., take a position on the issue. The identification of the opposing side to your argument; countered with facts and their weaknesses. A robust conclusion that includes at least three points.

After four years of hard work, Jack finally graduated. After looking for a period of time of work, unexpectedly was admitted by a world top 500 companies, and no matter salary or insurance aspects is very good. After working safely for half a year, Jack receives a task sent down by his boss. Because he is bidding for a government business with another big company, Jack is required to use some unassuming means to obtain information from the other company. This put Jack in a very difficult position. What would you do if you were Jack?

A. Just do it. B. Express your refusal to do the job. C. Talk to your supervisor and suggest alternatives. D. Accept the task, but do it the way you think is right. E. Offload the task to someone else.

Answer: D

Explain: Being at the post,one will worry about any matter concerned therewith. You are hired by a company, paid for the fruits of your labor, and should naturally do the job to the best of your ability. But But keep your mind even when you take orders. There are naturally different workarounds for different tasks, and you should follow your heart when completing tasks.