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Course: Ethics of Entrepreneurship
Institution: University of Delaware
Faculty: Johann Ducharme
Assignment
For this assignment, students will identify the business faltering of an organization, start-up, and/or (co-)founder.
Please address the following in this case study paper: (a) your analysis of the
problem the organization or individual(s) sought to tackle, (b) how they went about solving it, and (c) argue for what factors, in your view, led to their failure (Example Case Study: WeWork).
The main purpose of this assignment is to integrate course material, the reading, character virtues, and your understanding of failing wisely by writing a 2-page double-spaced (not including a reference list) synthesis that combines the following:
☐ A short (1-paragraph) overview of the organization/individual(s);
☐ The problem at the center of the controversy;
☐ An argument for what decision(s) resulted in their failure supported by references;
☐ An analysis of what character virtues were missing and/or might have assisted them.
About
Students in class: 20 Entrepreneurship students
Teaching modality: In person
Grade level/year: A mix of graduate and undergraduate students
Course type: Juniors or Seniors
Virtues integrated: Courage, Honesty, and Humility
Course: Ethics of Entrepreneurship
Institution: University of Delaware
Faculty: Johann Ducharme
Assignment
For this assignment, students will identify the business faltering of an organization, start-up, and/or (co-)founder.
Please address the following in this case study paper: (a) your analysis of the
problem the organization or individual(s) sought to tackle, (b) how they went about solving it, and (c) argue for what factors, in your view, led to their failure (Example Case Study: WeWork).
The main purpose of this assignment is to integrate course material, the reading, character virtues, and your understanding of failing wisely by writing a 2-page double-spaced (not including a reference list) synthesis that combines the following:
☐ A short (1-paragraph) overview of the organization/individual(s);
☐ The problem at the center of the controversy;
☐ An argument for what decision(s) resulted in their failure supported by references;
☐ An analysis of what character virtues were missing and/or might have assisted them.
About
Students in class: 20 Entrepreneurship students
Teaching modality: In person
Grade level/year: A mix of graduate and undergraduate students
Course type: Juniors or Seniors
Virtues integrated: Courage, Honesty, and Humility