Acc225 Week1
Week 1 DQ 1 - Due day 2 – 4/23/13 * Post New Thread * Print Page * Close Window
Posted: 4/21/13 11:21 AM, by: Heidi Chronister (HChronister1@email.phoenix.edu)
Week 1 DQ 1
Please post a 150-300-word response to the following discussion question by clicking on Reply. · Read the Where Were the Accountants? Ethics Case on pp. 36-37 (Ch. 1) of the text. Answer the question as if you were Sam. Respond to your classmates as if you were Norm. How helpful are your classmates’ responses?
Heidi Chronister
Faculty
University of Phoenix
HChronister1@email.phoenix.edu
Posted: 4/22/13 7:40 AM, by: David Fryoux (djfryoux@email.phoenix.edu) If I were Norm, I would tell Sam that “the best thing to do is what you have studied to do. Don’t worry about fraud, unless you suspect it. You are an accountant, do what accountants do. If you see something that does not look right, then you can deal with it. You shouldn't’t allow the actions or non-actions of others deter you from doing what you are to do. You cannot hod your expectancies to others. You are learning to use expertise in measurement and disclosure, it is good that you see faults in others, but it should not change your mind on what you are studying for.” If I were Sam, I would tell Norm, “Integrity in this line of business is what is at stake, regardless of what others are doing or overlooking, I am going to be the best accountant I can, and since I can see what is going on with these other guys, I am going to maintain my integrity and character, and do what I am studying to do.”
David J. Fryoux djfryoux@email.phoenix.edu djfryoux@yahoo.com (alternate)
CST
318-403-0817
I'm also on FaceBook
Heidi Chronister wrote:
Week 1 DQ 1
Please post a 150-300-word response to the following discussion question by clicking on Reply. · Read the Where Were the Accountants? Ethics Case on pp. 36-37 (Ch. 1) of the text. Answer the question as if you were
Posted: 4/21/13 11:21 AM, by: Heidi Chronister (HChronister1@email.phoenix.edu)
Week 1 DQ 1
Please post a 150-300-word response to the following discussion question by clicking on Reply. · Read the Where Were the Accountants? Ethics Case on pp. 36-37 (Ch. 1) of the text. Answer the question as if you were Sam. Respond to your classmates as if you were Norm. How helpful are your classmates’ responses?
Heidi Chronister
Faculty
University of Phoenix
HChronister1@email.phoenix.edu
Posted: 4/22/13 7:40 AM, by: David Fryoux (djfryoux@email.phoenix.edu) If I were Norm, I would tell Sam that “the best thing to do is what you have studied to do. Don’t worry about fraud, unless you suspect it. You are an accountant, do what accountants do. If you see something that does not look right, then you can deal with it. You shouldn't’t allow the actions or non-actions of others deter you from doing what you are to do. You cannot hod your expectancies to others. You are learning to use expertise in measurement and disclosure, it is good that you see faults in others, but it should not change your mind on what you are studying for.” If I were Sam, I would tell Norm, “Integrity in this line of business is what is at stake, regardless of what others are doing or overlooking, I am going to be the best accountant I can, and since I can see what is going on with these other guys, I am going to maintain my integrity and character, and do what I am studying to do.”
David J. Fryoux djfryoux@email.phoenix.edu djfryoux@yahoo.com (alternate)
CST
318-403-0817
I'm also on FaceBook
Heidi Chronister wrote:
Week 1 DQ 1
Please post a 150-300-word response to the following discussion question by clicking on Reply. · Read the Where Were the Accountants? Ethics Case on pp. 36-37 (Ch. 1) of the text. Answer the question as if you were