Making Effective and 18 Ethical Decisions How do I: Decide between competing options and interests? Make a decision before having all of the necessary information? Make a decision that I can stick with? Decide whether I should make the decision by myself or involve my team? Know if I am making an ethical decision? Know that I'm making the right decision? Help my employees make sound decisions? Ashley was tom. She looked down at her registration card. She had gotten the courses she wanted. Or had she? Approaching her junior year in college, Ashley was contem plating changing her major She just didn> know what to do. Ashley is very intelligent and capable. Like many other students, she thought she would major in business- practical major for any field, her parents and advisors assured her. She took the right courses and get the necessary grades, even excelfing in some areas. She had also worked Starrmers and as an intern for a consulting firm. Everyone told her she would be good in business. Despite all these positive signs, something was holding her back. In her sophomore year she had discovered a love of literature. Nothing could be more different than business. Yet she found at more interesting and satisfying than the business courses she was taking. Ashley didn'y know what to do. She was fearful of approaching her parents. They had made it clear they were willing to pay for her college if she majored in some- thing practical Then again, her parents wouldn't know what classes she was taking. Ashley tried contacting her advisor, but he didn't have time to see her. Her friends had their own registration hassles. Her teachers wouldn't be supportive, she thought. Why would they encourage her to drop out of their classes in favor of someone else's? She didny know what to do. 1. Why is Ashley in this situation? 2. What issues is she facing? 3. What options does she have available to her? 4. What should she do