Authors: Pamela Samuels-Young
In Firm Pursuit (33 page)
IN FIRM PURSUIT
1. Did you consider Vernetta a sellout for representing Micronics Corporation?
2. Could you defend a client if you suspected that the client might be guilty?
3. Do you think Jefferson should have been honest with Vernetta about LaKeesha?
4. If Jefferson had been honest with Vernetta about LaKeesha, how do you think Vernetta should have reacted?
5. Do you think Special was a traitor for going along with Jefferson?
6. What's the best way to deal with a coworker like Haley? Confront her or cautiously watch your back?
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7. Why do you think men like Stan hold such contradictory and sexist views about women?
8. Do you think high-level executives who act unscrupulously have inherent character flaws or could any highly principled person be persuaded to act unethically if put in the right situation?
9. Why (other than money) are some people willing to sacrifice their own personal values and fulfillment to climb the corporate ladder?
10. What did you like/dislike about
In Firm Pursuit?
IN FIRM PURSUIT
A Sepia Novel
ISBN: 978-1-4268-8562-4
© 2007 by Pamela Samuels-Young
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