Chi Hoang
1.
One of the first issues
I found to be ethically wrong was that Bryson Cable knowingly
ignored the fact that a batch of their laminated cable was defected, and they had created this
batch for an important customer who supported their sales. The
second issue
I noticed was that
Harry Jackson continuously harassed, yelled and had an affair with one of the employees who
happened to be a sales account manager. It is extremely unprofessional to be involved with
someone in the company, and it demonstrates dictatorship which is unfair to the rest of the
company. The
third and last issue
was that Harry Jackson still continued to ignore the fact that
there were defected samples and moved forward with distribution, so that the inspector Jane
could discover the issue before he mentioned it.
2.
Yes, it would be wrong for Bryson Cable to sell faulty cable to the customer. It jeopardizes
customers’ safety, trust, and dignity for a company they fully trusted to produce quality material.
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- Spring '11
- LBernasconi
