1. Ethical Question Flow Chart LP3 Ryan Gerkey

2. How does this affect our employees? Will it affect our employees for their benefit? Will this increase or decrease their workload? All of these questions should be asked. You want to maintain chemistry and motivation in the workplace.

3. Does this affect our customers? Customers are the one of the most important aspects of a business. The decision that is made should not harm the relationship or risk harming the relationship.

4. How much is this going to cost? Money does matter in business. The decision has to make sense financially. If it costs too much, is the benefit worth the cost?

5. Do we have to do this? This question goes along with the question of cost. Does the benefit of this decision outweigh the cost and manpower needed?

6. Does this affect us negatively in the community? The reputation of an organization in the community is very important. Does this improve or worsen our standing in the community? Will this help us be more involved in the community?

7. What is the direct benefit of this decision? There maybe many benefits to making this decision. What is the main reason?

8. Are there any legal obstacles? We want to make sure that this is an ethical decision. Is this decision legal? Would there be any future legal ramifications?

9. Who does this benefit the most? Who is directly affected by this decision? Does this benefit the company as a whole or just the stockholders?

10. Who suffers from this decision? Does this decision harm anyone or any organization? Does this harm the community? The risks must be evaluated when making important decisions. Everyone that is involved needs to be evaluated.