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Ethics and responsibilities to others

Mapped

9 questions

Mapped. These questions mark the territory. They are not a finished guide.

  1. 1.Which claim could a customer not verify from something you would show them?

    Pass 2 · strengthened

    Prepare a sentence for a request to recast financing, revenue, or how ready the product is. Noticing the pressure is not the same as having the sentence.

  2. 2.Who is harmed if the product works exactly as designed?

  3. 3.What personal data are you keeping because it is easy to keep?

  4. 4.Whose paid or unpaid work is missing from the story you tell?

  5. 5.What from last month’s messages would you not want published?

  6. 6.Are you asking someone with less power to carry a risk you will not carry?

  7. 7.Which promise to a user conflicts with a promise to an investor?

  8. 8.If this failed in public, which decision would you still defend?

  9. 9.How do you rehearse refusing a misleading claim or an unsafe shortcut when a senior person or an investor demands it?

    Pass 2 · new

    Write the sentence before the meeting. Noticing the pressure is not the same as saying it.

    Rehearse the refusal

Sources

  • PractitionerChecked 14 October 2026

    Ethical fading · Ethics Unwrapped, University of Texas at Austin

    An educational explainer. Ethical fading is being so focused on other aspects of a decision that the ethical dimensions fade from view. The narration attributes the name to Ann Tenbrunsel and David Messick. It is not a UAE rule.

  • PractitionerChecked 14 October 2026

    Giving Voice to Values · Ethics Unwrapped, University of Texas at Austin

    A series associated with Mary Gentile. It treats speaking up as a practice that can be scripted and rehearsed. It is an educational series, not a UAE rule.