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    The document contains responses to three scenarios involving ethical dilemmas at a software engineering company. In the first scenario, the response says that requiring employees to pay for their own training may reduce motivation, so it's best to encourage but not require it. In the second scenario, the response says employees can do unpaid non-profit work after hours using company resources, but not during company time as that would cost the business. In the third scenario, the response tells management that using pirated software would not be ethical, and the only honest thing would be to freely distribute all software the company produces, though that also would not be ethical.

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    The document contains responses to three scenarios involving ethical dilemmas at a software engineering company. In the first scenario, the response says that requiring employees to pay for their own training may reduce motivation, so it's best to encourage but not require it. In the second scenario, the response says employees can do unpaid non-profit work after hours using company resources, but not during company time as that would cost the business. In the third scenario, the response tells management that using pirated software would not be ethical, and the only honest thing would be to freely distribute all software the company produces, though that also would not be ethical.

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    Assingment 1

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    The document contains responses to three scenarios involving ethical dilemmas at a software engineering company. In the first scenario, the response says that requiring employees to pay for their own training may reduce motivation, so it's best to encourage but not require it. In the second scenario, the response says employees can do unpaid non-profit work after hours using company resources, but not during company time as that would cost the business. In the third scenario, the response tells management that using pirated software would not be ethical, and the only honest thing would be to freely distribute all software the company produces, though that also would not be ethical.

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    SENARIO #1:

    You're the owner of a software engineering company. Your employees (engineers)


    want you to buy them to attend training. How would you respond in a very way that's legal,
    moral, and ethical?

    ANSWER:

    If you would like to require part, you'll must buy a legal, moral and ethical presence.
    If there's something that they are doing not have to participate, and that they do their own,
    you're not capable to pay them, however, if you would like to try and do so, it'll definitely
    encourage. , Or if you refuse it, it'll surely reduce the motivation.

    SENARIO #2 :

    You're the owner of a software engineering company. Your employees (engineers)


    want you to allow them to do unpaid work for an area non-profit organization on company
    time.How would you respond in an exceedingly way that's legal, moral, and ethical?

    ANSWER:

    Now since you say that your employees want to try to to it on ‘company time’, it's
    best that you just tell them that they ought to get laid after hours. Be blunt, but not rude. Now its
    a decent thing that your employees are willing to try to to pro-bono work. Shows that they care.
    So appreciate them for it. But at the identical time make them understand that it can not be at
    the value of the corporate. you'll want to permit them to use your office on Sundays for his or
    her pro-bono assignment. PS: it's legal,moral, ethical for workers of a corporation to try to to
    pro-bono consulting work, as long as they are doing it after office hours and on weekends,
    without using the corporate resources.

    SENARIO #3:

    You are a coder at an organization where management routinely encourages you


    and your colleagues to use pirated software. How would you respond in a very way that's legal,
    moral, and ethical?

    ANSWER:
    Tell your management that if the corporate is employing a pirated software at no
    cost, it'd be only honest to freely distribute all the software produced by the corporate. Of
    course, it still would n,t be ethical, the identical way it's not ethical to allow away the things you
    steal in a very shop, but a minimum of it might be equal.
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    BASED QUESTIONS

    2020

    SUBMITTED BY
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    19/BSSE/182

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