John Locke and Jean-Jacques Rousseau both proposed a social contract theory of morality under
which each person is presumed to have entered into a social contract with all others in society to
obey moral rules that are necessary for people to live
in peace and harmony.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
TRUE
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Refer to Additional Case 15.2. TimeTable's CEO's career experiences are similar to the CEOs of major corporations in which country?
Additional Case 15.2 TimeTable, Inc. plans to expand its manufacturing facilities. It is considering expansion either here in the United States or in Europe—Germany, Sweden, Great Britain, or France. It may also look at Japan or China, but those are currently second-tier choices. In selecting a country, the CEO wants to avoid political involvement. While friendly toward unions, he doesn't want a union that is politically oriented. In fact, the CEO of TimeTable was once a union official. He went through a career change, earned an MBA, and moved into the executive management ranks about ten years ago. TimeTable has a strong positive working relationship with its union. Management feels the NLRB is wrong in its ruling about the Wagner Act and is aggressively building labor-management teams. The CEO of TimeTable is even considering giving the union a seat on the board of directors. A) China B) Japan C) Sweden D) Great Britain
Which of the following should ideally be followed in one's presentation?
A) ?Tell the audience the key points before launching into the body of the presentation. B) ?Include as many key points as possible and reduce the use of slides, graphs, or tables during the body of the presentation. C) ?Let the audience ask as many questions as possible at the beginning of the presentation. D) ?Make an interesting anecdote or a reveal a startling statistic to hook the audience at the end of the presentation.