Question

When you are confronted with an ethical dilemma, how do you begin? What problems, if any, do you usually experience? How do you solve them?

Answer 1

When I’m confronted with an ethical dilemma, I always sit back and think of the harm my actions would bring on others. If it doesn’t bring any harm to anyone, I would normally go ahead and do it. If it is my problem I found a way to solve it but if it involves many people, it always brings lots of trouble in terms of coming to a conclusion as each one will give their own suggestions based on their brought-up. Another issue will be to make decision without affecting anyone in the group because if someone is not satisfied, even the relationship with that person will also be affected. So, I explain the problem and possible solution to everyone before telling it in the common forum thus getting everyone’s approval thus avoiding personal conflicts.