Social Penetration

A local company sells copies of notes taken in college courses to students enrolled in the course. This company does not get permission from the instructor of the course tosell copies of the instructor’s lecture and the owners of this company are aware that many instructors are adamantly opposed to having their notes made available in this way.Moreover, you know that your instructor is adamantly opposed to this practice. You are trying to decide whether you should work for this company.
Describe how you woulddetermine the appropriate ethical choice given the following ethical perspectives:

1.Deontological: In the deontological theory the ethical choice would be not to work with thiscompany because they are selling copies of lectures that they don’t own, and they are not obeying the rule of the instructor of the course.

2.Teleological: In theteleological theory the ethical choice depends on the persons free will. If the person wants to take the job, he/she would take it, no matter the rules.

3. Egalitarian: In theegalitarian theory the ethical choice would be to go and tell the instructor about the company that is selling his notes taken in the college course, and to don’t work with thatcompany because they are selling notes that they don’t own.

4. Egoist: In the egoist theory the ethical choice would be to work with this company because you will havethe advantage to look at the notes of the course, and at the same time you will earn money by working for that company.

5.Dialogic: In the dialogic theory the ethical choicewould be to go with the instructor and let him know about the company that is selling his notes to the students, in order for him to have more control of his class notes.