You are the manager at a United States company who is overseeing the expansion of a new telecommunications division into the Ukraine. The firm has faced declining sales and your vice president has explained that this may be the last chance for the firm to stay financially viable. You are familiar with the Ukraine and how bribery and other forms of corruption are prevalent. Your first task is to turn on the utilities so that you may begin to set up your local offices. You approach the state-run utilities company and their representative disappointingly explains that it will be three months before the electricity can be turned on. The individual then slyly mentions that maybe the two of you can work something out so that the electricity can be turned on within three days. He leaves an envelope with you and instructs you to return it with 200,000 hryvnia the next day. Assume that you recognize this as an ethical issue and that after careful analysis you have determined that paying the bribe conflicts with your values.Describe several strategies to "voice your values."Be careful to reference the seven pillars we discussed in class.