About the authors
This case study was written by Marc Le Menestrel, Affiliate Professor of Decision Sciences at INSEAD, Henri-Claude de Bettignies, Emeritus Professor of Asian Business and The Aviva Chair in Leadership and Responsibility, Emeritus at INSEAD with the assistance of Henry Heinemann.
Content
E1: Snitches get stitches
Personal decision making in the heat of the moment
E2: Family
Factoring in family and loved ones into the decision
E3: The Board
Executive perspective: differentiating personal and professional values
E4: Reflect
There are no right and no wrong answers to questions of personal values. They are intrinsically subjective. Nonetheless, through the process of reflecting on our values, we may conclude that decisions we previously thought were "correct", as dictated by our own ethical framework, bring unintended consequences. As a result we may decide to change our mind. Following the discussion with your classmates, and yourself, did you change your mind?
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