In a short paragraph or two, answer the following question. Be clear and detailed in your answer. The goal here is to demonstrate that you understand how to apply ethical theories. Electronic Arts, like many companies in the gaming industry, uses 'crunch' time to complete projects. This means that many employees will be working long hours and through weekends in order to release a video game on time. Historically crunch time might last a week or so, right before the product is released, but increasingly crunch time can last several weeks or even months. Employees suffer burnout, and often don't see their families or friends for long stretches of time. In addition Electronic Arts hires the vast majority of its employees on a short-term contract basis. So, once the game is released, the employees' contracts are not renewed. They have to re-apply for a job when Electronic Arts begins a new project, and the cycle of crunch time begins again. What would a virtue ethicist say of this increasing reliance on crunch time? Why