MGMT 202 1st Edition Lecture 21Outline of Last Lecture I. Colonel Sable’s BackgroundII. Col Sable’s Personal Ethical ExperiencesIII. Other Stories About Ethical BreachesOutline of Current Lecture I. Nike Slogan and Tiger WoodsII. Ideal Decision MakingIII. Decision “Derailers”Current LectureNike slogan – “winning takes care of everything” – not an example of social responsibility – endorses Tiger Woods – kids will look up to him as a role modelThis weekend, Tiger Woods violated a golf rule – should have been disqualified but wasn’t, should have withdrawn but didn’tIdeally, to make good decisions about critical decisions, we need all the facts, a knowledge of the stakeholders, and a way to properly apply these components to the decision“derailers” of making decisions:-winging it – not being prepared and knowledgeable-don’t know where you want to go (in life, in a project, in a career – a “personal mission statement” – use it to evaluate decisions – does the decision help you reach your goal?-not being calm – need a “game plan” made before a crisis appears – think about what could happen and plan ahead – don’t panic; get someone else’s perspective-letting peer pressure affect you – choose carefully who is in your circle of close friends and people who advise you; continue to evaluate them regularly-letting pride interfere – ask someone if I’m missing something (personal bias)-feeling invincible – making stupid decisions on a whim – common among professional athletes-fatigue – you don’t make good decisions when you’re tired – Bill Gates takes 2 days (?) per year to just get away, no one knows where he is, he just thinks, plans, and rests-accidentally becoming a
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