all computer skills, associates in psychology

Melisa Aragon

OB

January **, ****

Ethical Dilemma questions page 37

*-** *** **** ***** make me, personally, make me want to cut corners to improve speed that way there would be no competition. Id would be forced to compromise my morals to achieve and produce more than the robot.

1-12 I believe that people with handicaps should be the first ones to get drones that way they could be used to help monitor the ailing. We are meant to help those less fortunate than ourselves. There should be monitoring that way they are not used to perform illegal acts or hurt anybody. I don’t think it will make a difference for employees whether they get one or don’t. As we are changing all the time and resilient, we would be able to adapt.

1-13 There would be a $5,000 fine and jail time for misuse or sabotage. People need to be fearful of the consequences so that when tempted they can weigh the pros and cons of misusing the drones. The cons have to weigh more than the pros.

1-14 It would hold everyone accountable for their actions. People abuse the privilege of having the internet and email at work. My supervisor sits at his computer for most of the day instead of helping the line produce. He’s always on Facebook. I think it would make people in salaried positions be held accountable for every transaction they choose to make.