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When reviewing this case study about Benji Watson who graduated near the top of his class while attending Liberty University MBA program and recruited by several national Fortune 500 corporations to include New Gen Health Sciences one can only evaluate the Ethics and Integrity behind each corporation. From the begging Benji had some type of knowledge about New Gen manufacture sold various vitamins, health foods, and health supplements. After some research Benji found out that New Gen had recently featured in a Fortune Magazine as one of the fastest growing companies in America. For any successful graduate who is being considered for apposition in a Fortune 500 corporation similar …show more content…
At this point Benji is going to identify some Ethics and Integrity violations between New Gen cooperation. Benji is able to identify an interview with New Gen’s founder and CEO talking about his “mission” to create a healthier America and about his company’s industry-leading ethics code. However, in another article that Benji finds the total opposite of a corporation who the founder and CEO had a pattern of starting new businesses, building them up and then selling them at a huge profit before moving on. This type of red flag provides uncertainty for the employees of the corporation and demonstrates the number one goal for New Gen is making …show more content…
By Benji accepting the Job offer he will be questioning his virtue-ethics by falsifying information to fellow Christians for a gain that is not supported by Christian

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