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Case Description:
He is liable for evaluating Erica Barry, a first-year staff accountant, toward the finish of a large
engagement. Julian suspects that his manager, Harry Sanborn, is engaged with a romantic
relationship with Erica, yet he needs concrete evidence. Erica's performance on the engagement
has been subpar, and Julian is feeling the squeeze to give an accurate evaluation.
Notwithstanding, Harry, who might review Julian's evaluation, accepts it is unfair and requests
consistency in evaluations, respects firm policies and standards, risk of straining the relationship
with Harry on the off chance that suspicions about his involvement with Erica are true and
potential backlash from Harry or different colleagues for giving a low rating.
and seek clarification about the situation, and promotes ethical behavior and teamwork. What's
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more, disadvantages being risk of damaging the friendship with Harry and may not prompt a
Ensures impartiality and fairness in the evaluation process, protects Julian from potential
retaliation or bias and upholds the firm's ethical standards and policies. While a portion of the
disadvantages are may strain relationships with both Harry and Erica on the off chance that the
matter escalates and should have been visible as a heightening of a moderately minor issue.
I would suggest that Julian choose the first course of action, which is to reevaluate Erica
honestly and fairly. This decision lines up with the standards of ethical conduct and professional
responsibility. It maintains the integrity of the evaluation process and guarantees that personnel
are assessed in view of their actual performance, as opposed to external factors like relationships.
While it might have the disadvantage of potential strain on Julian's relationship with Harry and
possible backlash, ethical responsibility ought to outweigh everything else in this situation. Firm
policies should be maintained to keep up with the credibility of the evaluation process.
Ethical Analysis:
In this case, Julian faces an ethical dilemma that can be analyzed from the perspective of
Rights and Responsibilities: Julian has a responsibility to give an honest and fair
evaluation of Erica's presentation, according to the firm's policies. Erica also has a right to
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receive a fair evaluation that reflects her genuine presentation, irrespective of any personal
relationships.
Results: If Julian gives in to Harry's request to improve Erica's rating unfairly, it could
prompt a short-term gain in terms of keeping a positive relationship with Harry. In any case, over
the long haul, it could undermine the integrity of the evaluation process and harm the firm's
Relationships: Julian's relationship with Harry is at risk in this situation. In any case,
ethical behavior often involves pursuing tough choices that might strain relationships for a brief
time yet are at last to the greatest advantage of the organization and the individuals in question.
Respect: Respecting the firm's policies, professional standards, and the rights of all
employees included is crucial. Julian should respect these principles above personal
considerations.
In conclusion, the chosen course of action aligns with the ethical principles of rights and
responsibilities, results, and respect. Julian should focus on his ethical duty to the firm and
uphold professional standards, regardless of whether it means taking a difficult stance despite