develop and write a 600 word case about an ethical dilemma within a selected company (name to stay anonymous), and then answer the following questions

1. Identify and explain the ethical dilemma in the case. And explain who is in the dilemma? 2. What type of conflict is the ethical dilemma in your developed case? Explain why you think so. 3. Which of the two methods (greater good or golden-rule) would you use to resolve the conflict? Explain why you think so. 4. Identify and explain which Stakeholder(s) would be directly affected by the consequences of the ethical dilemma. 5. Identify and explain which organizational department(s) would be directly accountable for this dilemma. 6. If the dilemma was to escalate to the Board of directors, which of the three committees would be responsible to address the issue? Explain why you think so. 7. What type(s) of CSR does the company practice? Explain by giving examples. 8. What mechanism (procedures) has the company established to manage the internal whistle blowing process? 9. What policies has the company established to protect against Cyberliability? 1. Identify and explain the ethical dilemma in the case. And explain who is in the dilemma? 2. What type of conflict is the ethical dilemma in your developed case? Explain why you think so. 3. Which of the two methods (greater good or golden-rule) would you use to resolve the conflict? Explain why you think so. 4. Identify and explain which Stakeholder(s) would be directly affected by the consequences of the ethical dilemma. 5. Identify and explain which organizational department(s) would be directly accountable for this dilemma. 6. If the dilemma was to escalate to the Board of directors, which of the three committees would be responsible to address the issue? Explain why you think so. 7. What type(s) of CSR does the company practice? Explain by giving examples. 8. What mechanism (procedures) has the company established to manage the internal whistle blowing process? 9. What policies has the company established to protect against Cyberliability