Continue your critical examination of the one or more moral problems in your organization. Incorporate feedback from your instructor while also writing a new section. Use not an academic but a business style.
Directions
Below is detail about this stage.
- Revise the date of your memo and expand its body and references.
- Limit this stage of your memo to a maximum of 2 pages with 1-inch margins, 12-point serif font, and double-spacing.
- Incorporate your instructor’s feedback on the previous stages of your memo.
- Continue to write the body of your memo by inserting the section title “The Solutions.”
- Use the present tense for this section.
- Then use prose to answer the questions below. Do not merely
restate the questions and provide their answers. Instead, ensure that
the body has a narrative flow.- What are the one or more recommended solutions? You must
identify at least 2 solutions. If you identify more than 3 solutions,
discuss the most important 3 solutions only. - For each solution, what are the potential positive
consequences? For each solution, if you identify more than 3
consequences, discuss the 3 most important consequences only. - For each solution, what are the potential negative
consequences? For each solution, if you identify more than 3
consequences, discuss the 3 most important consequences only.
- What are the one or more recommended solutions? You must
- End the memo by stating what the reader needs to decide and providing your contact information in case the reader has questions.
- Throughout this section, provide sufficient support for your
statements with (a) facts and (b) values from organizational overviews
(e.g., an “About Us” page on a website) or codes of conduct (e.g., “Code
of Ethics,” “Principles of Professional Practice,” or “Responsible Code
of Conduct”) and professional codes of conduct. - When drawing from sources, provide citations in the body and a “References” appendix in accordance with APA.