3.2 Discussion: Borland Case Final Response

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Getting Started

Discussions are an opportunity for you to demonstrate your

scholarly approach to the course materials and your ability to think

critically about the question and the material itself. To develop a

personal ethical framework, you must be able to synthesize all

sides to an ethical issue. In your final response, you will need to

choose a student who responded to your initial post in Workshop

Two and summarize your ethical position on the Borland Case.

Upon successful completion of this discussion, you will be

able to:

● Distinguish leadership actions that cast light from those that cast shadows.

● Evaluate organizations in terms of their ethical behavior.

Resources

● Textbook: ​Meeting the Ethical Challenges of Leadership

Instructions

1. Review the rubric to make sure you understand the criteria

for earning your grade.

2. Navigate to ​Discussion 1.3​ and ​Discussion 2.3​ to review threads for this ongoing conversation.

3. If your initial statement post from Workshop One was replied

to by a student with differing viewpoints, you need to

respond to that student.

4. If for some reason your initial statement was not responded

to, then go in and help defend or bolster a fellow student’s

original positions.

5. In either case (Instruction 3 or 4), you will need to ​copy​ and paste​ the posts that you are responding to in your thread prior to composing your rebuttal.

6. Summarize your ethical position of the Borland case.

Emphasize the strengths of your position.

7. The rebuttal response must be at least 100 words and is due

by the end of the workshop.

View the associated rubric

Access the Discussion postings page