of the taskEthical decision making is increasingly critical to business and professional success, but how should business professionals respond when faced with business situations that challenge their values? You are an external consultant brought in to brief a company board of directors about an incident which occurred at a competitor company. They have asked you to identify what they can learn from the incident regarding ethical, professional and values-based decision-making. You will prepare a Briefing Paper that describes and analyses the incident and its context, and evaluates the competitor’s response. The paper will also need to highlight key learnings. Because the purpose of a Briefing Paper is to provide decision-makers with the information and guidance required to make an informed decision, your content needs to be justified using research, data and theory.Recommended StructureSubject: Provide a short, informative title for the Briefing Paper.Purpose: Inform the reader of the purpose of the Briefing Paper in two or three succinct sentences.Background: Clearly and concisely summarise the incident and what occurred as a result of the incident. Provide an overview of the case and key facts (including the evidence and causes) in your own words and describe the organisational context in which the incident occurred. This section should include only important facts and relevant details relating to the incident.Analysis of Incident: Engage in critical analysis by relating aspects of the case to theory. Identify the key actors in the incident and the ethical dilemma each is facing. Consider which ethical approach/framework, values, perspectives, and assumptions appear to have dominated their decision making and what values are in conflict.
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