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Posted: May 15th, 2023
Describe principles you have read from Forrestal Chapters 2 ,3, and 7:
1) What are the top 3 learnings you have from the readings? Explain.
2) Have you observed a relevant ethics and professionalism situation in your work environment? If so, describe for your colleagues. If not, then what is one situation that you might use some of the principles from the chapters in a future role and how this will be useful? (If you have not experienced an ethical situation, please read your course colleagues introductory posts. There were many situations described in several of your introductions that you could use as a hypothetical case).
3) Using information from your course text, evaluate the situation you have witness (if you have not witnessed think of a potential future situation where you could apply the principles). Evaluate the situation as compared to recommendations in your readings. What went well? What could have been improved?
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