Case Study-2 2.  Solving Problems Analytically and Creatively (Chapter 3) You are working in a lower-level managerial position in a Boise firm. Your boss stops by to visit you one day and says “I have got this problem with my boss. She is new to the firm and seems to be taking pleasure in turning everything upside down. She has instituted new reporting procedures, new meeting schedules, new budgeting process, new everything! Now, I have been here for 15 years, and the old system makes sense to me. I have tried to be diplomatic by holding my p... More

Case Study-1 Would you write him a note saying you were there and that they were really potential clients?” What will you do? How will you do it? Why? Aspects that should be addressed / included in your answer: Identification of personal stage of moral development, explanations of how the stage is likely to influence behavior, identification of own interpersonal orientation, explanation of how orientation is likely to affect what one is likely to do. Knowing Style Individuals who score high on the knowing style tend to emphasize facts,... More