Whomever I chose will have to do all 4 week journal entries
because the companies you chose will have to be written about in all 4
weeks journal entries**** Original and Plagiarism free**

Please read assignment before asking to do it. 3 page minimum with any references used!!!

Week
Three Journal

Objective

You
will analyze yourself in relation to your ethical dispositions and beliefs. You
will then explicate the three primary ethical concepts that you would try to
instill in your own workforce were you to run a company or manage people.

Instructions

There
are two parts to this assignment. First, you will analyze yourself in relation
to a number of questions about your personal ethical beliefs, values, and
goals. This portion of the journal will be completed by answering the questions
under “Personal Profile” below. In the second portion of the assignment, you
will also explain the three fundamental principles you would use to guide a
company that you owned or began, and then you will explain why you find those
principles the most important for running a company.

Please
answer all questions in detail. Because this journal is worth 5% of your final
grade, there is a high expectation for your participation. Grades for the
journals are based on content, critical engagement, quality of reflection, and
detail. Please submit the completed journal via the Assignment Basket found in
the Week Three Journal tab on the left navigation toolbar by Day 7.

Personal Profile

Describe and conduct
research on yourself (Sachteleben, n.d.). Reflect on the following questions and
explain your answers to these attributes and questions in paragraph form.

1.  Describe
your personality (choose 3 power words)

2.  Explain
your primary ethical perspectives.

a.  What
are the ways that you try to live an ethically good life and why do you think
that these ways are the best ways?

b.  Feel
free to include ethical theory and analysis that you have learned about in your
study of the text and articles.

3.  What
are your primary values?

4.  What
specific activities reflect your primary values? (e.g., “saving money to help
the needy” or “protecting the environment”)

5.  What
are your primary beliefs about life and the way that you interact in your place
of business or work?

6.  What
causes do you participate or hope to participate in?

7.  What
are your pet peeves?

8.  What
are your goals, dreams, or plans for the future both professionally as well as
personally?

9.  Have
you ever had any unusual experiences? (e.g., “Worked in the peace corps in the
Sudan,” “Went to school in Germany,” “Survived a severe storm,” “Met a famous
person,” “Home-schooled my kids.”)

10.  Do
you belong to any groups or have any affiliations that help to orient your
life?

Reference

Sachteleben,
M. (n.d.). How to write a profile: Online or off, write about your personal
goals and skills. Retrieved from http://www.howtodothings.com/computers/how-to-write-a-personal-profile

Reflection Prompt for Personal Profile Activity

Once
you have completed your personal analysis, please reflect on the following and
provide your thoughts in paragraph form.

1. If you were running a
   business, what are the three ethical virtues or principles that you would use
   to create the optimally ethical environment for your company? 
2. Please explain why you chose
   each virtue or principle and how it would foster good business. Feel free
   to be creative here and to not abide by common standards of morality if
   you do not think that it is important to abide by certain standards in
   business. For example, you might claim that honesty is the best policy. However,
   someone might claim that it would actually be best to foster deception in
   order to maximize profits. Either way, explain why you chose the various
   principles.