Question 1: Can an act be right if it does not simultaneously promote both the interests of the individual and the interests of the larger community? Question 2 Read the opening Scenario of Chapter 2 and respond to the following questions. 1. What is wrong with the kind of dirty tricks represented in the story about contract catering firms? 2. If you worked for a contract caterer whose contract was not renewed and you observed fellow employees badmouthing the in- coming contractor, what would you say? 3. In what other service industries might there be a risk of this type of dirty trick being used? 4. How do each of the fundamental tensions presented in chapter 2 impact the problem that catering companies were experiencing? o individual-community o short term-long term o duty-consequences o universal principles-application to particular situations Question 1: Can an act be right if it does not simultaneously promote both the interests of the individual and the interests of the larger community? Question 2 Read the opening Scenario of Chapter 2 and respond to the following questions. 1. What is wrong with the kind of dirty tricks represented in the story about contract catering firms? 2. If you worked for a contract caterer whose contract was not renewed and you observed fellow employees badmouthing the in- coming contractor, what would you say? 3. In what other service industries might there be a risk of this type of dirty trick being used? 4. How do each of the fundamental tensions presented in chapter 2 impact the problem that catering companies were experiencing? o individual-community o short term-long term o duty-consequences o universal principles-application to particular situations