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Question: What are the three levels of analysis in this book's OB model?
ETHICAL DILEMMA
Jekyll and Hyde
Let's assume you have been offered a job by Jekyll Corporation, a company in the consumer products industry. The job is in your chosen career path. Jekyll Corporation has offered you a position that would begin 2 weeks after you graduate. The job responsibilities are appealing to you, make good use of your training, and are intrinsically interesting. The company seems well positioned financially, and you have met the individual who would be your supervisor, who assures you that the future prospects for your position and career are bright. Several other graduates of your program work at Jekyll Corporation, and they speak quite positively of the company and promise to socialize and network with you once you start.
As a company, Jekyll Corporation promotes itself as a fair-trade and sustainable organization. Fair trade is a trading partnership-based on dialogue, transparency, and respect-that seeks greater equity in international trade. It contributes to sustainable development by offering better trading conditions to, and securing the rights o local producers and businesses. Fair-trade organizations are actively engaged in supporting producers and sustainable environmental farming practices, and fair-trade practices prohibit child or forced labor. Yesterday, Gabriel Utterson-a human resources manager at Jekyll Corporation-called you to discuss initial terms of the offer, which seemed reasonable and standard for the industry.
However, one aspect was not mentioned, your starting salary. Gabriel said Jekyll is an internally transparent organization-there are no secrets. While the firm very much wants to hire you, there are limits to what it can afford to offer, and before it makes a formal offer, it was reasonable to ask what you would expect. Gabriel wanted you to think about this and call back tomorrow. Before calling Gabriel, you thought long and hard about what it would take to accept Jekyll Corporation's offer. You have a number in mind, which may or may not be the same number you give Gabriel. What starting salary would it take for you to accept Jekyll Corporation's offer?
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What are the three levels of analysis
: Let's assume you have been offered a job by Jekyll Corporation, a company in the consumer products industry. The job is in your chosen career path.
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What salary represents the minimum offer you would accept
: What starting salary will you give Gabriel? What salary represents the minimum offer you would accept?
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Would that change whether you had be willing to take the job
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