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What was the primary reason Jade Morgan did not agree to purchase the fuel-efficient engines immediately?

  • She wanted to see other technology options first.
  • She was concerned about the company's current profitability.
  • The engines had not yet undergone market testing.
  • The engines had not passed regulatory testing. (correct)
  • How did Matt feel after he assured Jade that the test results would be sent to her?

  • Nervous about the potential backlash.
  • Confident that the technology would sell.
  • Energized by the thought of a bonus. (correct)
  • Optimistic about the company's future.
  • What ethical dilemma did Matt face following his meeting with Jade?

  • Whether to disclose the technology's limitations.
  • To falsify test results to secure a deal. (correct)
  • To negotiate a higher price for the technology.
  • To reveal Tony's questionable reputation.
  • What did Tony express confidence in during his conversation with Matt?

    <p>The success of using false test results.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What factor contributed to Thrive Airlines' growth in revenue?

    <p>Increased fuel efficiency and service quality.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was Matt's primary emotional conflict regarding the deal with Thrive Airlines?

    <p>He feared making decisions that could lead to moral regrets.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What reaction did Matt have upon receiving the news about the deal moving forward?

    <p>He was physically unwell and felt sick.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did Kendra feel about Matt's potential deal with Thrive Airlines?

    <p>She was uninterested in the financial aspects.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did Tony suggest to Matt regarding the regulatory tests?

    <p>To pretend that they had passed the tests.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the significance of the deal with Thrive Airlines for Matt's career?

    <p>It represented a major milestone in his career.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did Matt describe his ability to work with clients?

    <p>He mentioned having high emotional intelligence.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was a major concern that caused Matt to have second thoughts about the deal?

    <p>The potential fallout with his grandfather.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What motivated Thrive Airlines to pursue the deal with Matt's company?

    <p>Desire to innovate and lead the market.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did Jade from Thrive Airlines say regarding the test results?

    <p>Their absence would delay the process.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the initial reaction of the Thrive Airlines team during their visit?

    <p>They showed strong enthusiasm for the technology.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Thrive Airlines Deal

    • Thrive Airlines is a successful airline company with a 40% increase in revenue from the previous year
    • Thrive Airlines is looking for fuel-efficient engines to increase profitability
    • Turnbow Technologies develops the technology for fuel-efficient engines
    • Thrive Airlines is interested in acquiring Turnbow's technology, but it needs passed regulatory tests before it can be purchased
    • Tony, a senior leader at Turnbow, suggests falsifying test results, but Matt, a sales representative, is hesitant
    • Tony argues that falsifying test results is a common practice to “make deals happen”
    • Matt is conflicted - he knows that falsifying test results is unethical, but he is also motivated by the potential $7 million commission
    • The Thrive Airlines team visits Turnbow’s facility for a 10-hour evaluation of the engines
    • The Thrive Airlines team is impressed with the performance of the engines and is ready to proceed with the acquisition
    • The Thrive Airlines board approves the $252 million purchase of the technology
    • Matt is faced with a moral dilemma - he has to decide whether to go through with the deal, knowing it involves fraud
    • Matt is struggling with the decision, considering the potential financial benefits and the consequences for his family and career
    • Ultimately, Matt decides to not go through with the deal, choosing ethical behavior over financial gain

    Turnbow Technologies Characters

    • Matt: a sales representative at Turnbow who is struggling with the ethical dilemma of falsifying test results
    • Tony: a senior leader at Turnbow who encourages Matt to go through with the deal
    • Jade Morgan: CEO of Thrive Airlines, interested in acquiring Turnbow’s technology
    • Randy: a person who encourages Matt to make decisions he will be proud of in the future
    • Kendra (Matt’s wife): encourages Matt to do the right thing, even if it means sacrificing financial gain

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    This quiz delves into the ethical dilemmas faced in corporate dealings, particularly within the airline industry. It focuses on the case of Thrive Airlines and its potential acquisition of fuel-efficient engine technology from Turnbow Technologies, highlighting the conflict between profitability and ethical standards. Test your understanding of corporate ethics and decision-making in a competitive environment.

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