2 . In your daily communication at work, is it ethical to use emotional appeals to sell your ideas? Why? Note: There is not a right or wrong answer. I would like you to take a position and explain. You decide how much to write, but write between two and three paragraphs. Your goal should be to write a well-developed and logical argument. Make sure that your position is clear. Provide specific illustrations to your points, and explain how your illustrations support your position.

3. Consider the following scenario: You are in a meeting to talk about a product/service development project. Among the participants, there are two people that you have never met. The agenda includes sharing progress updates, deciding on a change in the timeline, and discussing a potential partnership with another company.

Would it be appropriate for you to tell stories during this meeting? Why would/wouldn't you tell stories? What would be the effect of telling stories? Take a position and explain. You decide how much to write, but write between two and three paragraphs. Your goal should be to write a well-developed and logical argument. Make sure that your position is clear. Provide specific illustrations to your points, and explain how your illustrations support your position.