Discussion 2:
Question:
Discuss why Goldman Sachs (use research from the CU library for Goldman Sachs) was a disciple of Albert Carr's theory of "business is a poker game and we are all bluffing."
“Business is a poker game and we are all bluffing” theory by Alberts Carr has to follow or trust any organization, because any business in the society will consider as a game which has to follow some rules with particular plan. Business owners might have social behavior in their personal life, but it is also important for the owners to take care of business to get success in their product and give competition with other organizations. However, the poker game is also one the business and depending on the plan people might have chance to win the game with fellow competitors, skills, capability for other opportunities. It is always important for business owners to provide the strategy for the game. In this game there is no particular rule to play ethically and everyone has right while playing the poker is bluffing and it is the rule of the game, the other person who is playing opponent should protect by themselves. Similarly, business is also a game it has some rules to follow by the government and sometimes the organization can change the plan based on their profit. The business owners have to behave like player in a company to follow some standard rules. In society the violation of business is common, but they are not required. Every year the Federal Trade Commission instructions some hundreds of organizations, mostly every business will practice the standards. For instance, a company is manufacturing a mouthwash which is very well known by everyone in the society and it is manufactured with a form of cheap alcohol which is dangerous to health. This is a common practice to bluff someone. The organization Chief Executive Officer commented after the testing the product, “We never broke the law, due to more in competition we are looking forward to get benefit, we don’t make laws and we trust them”. Bluffing is very quiet and simple; it has a strength to increase from the other position while negotiating. Bluffing is a very strong similarity with lying. It has the proper and moral acceptable negotiating.