Question Q.7GS2GS2

Under the given conditions, what are the options available to Ramesh as a project manager?

Introduction

The case represents a situation of 'cognitive dissonance' for the moral actor - segment due to an unethical unculture.

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Options available to Ramesh are: (1) Options available to Ramesh are: - To agree to chief engineer and ignore the flaw in design cons - On lead to promotion - ethical fading - will not invite wrath of politician - No trouble with higher officer. - Cogitative dissonance - for the moral actor - segment due to an unethical unculture. (2) Options available to Ramesh are: - To agree to chief engineer and ignore the flaw in design cons - On lead to promotion - ethical fading - will not invite wrath of politician - No trouble with higher officer.

1Options available to Ramesh are: - To agree to Chief Engineer and ignore the flaw in design Cons: - On lead to promotion - ethical fading - Will not invite wrath of politician - No trouble with higher officer (2) To agree to Chief Engineer and ignore the flaw in design Cons: - Can invite 'unethical hurting guilty' guiding party - loss of public image for MLA (3) Leave the 'project manager' role citing differing with political demand Pros: - No conflict of interest in unwagging - No usual of consideration Cons: - Relegation of hid-carry duty to all in interest of people - May feel guilty - Reload affomat of wrong design.

— SAKSHEE MISHRA · AIR 214

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GS2GS2

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Government Policies and Interventions - Design, Implementation and Issues

Government Schemes and Policies

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