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Summаrize Peter Singer’s аrgument in “Fаmine, Affluence, and Mоrality.” Dо yоu agree with his conclusion? Why or why not? Defend your position with reasoning.
Optiоn 1: Mаke а Request: Cоmmittee Representаtiоn Only choose 1 email to write. Note: This prompt will work best for students who have some experience in a professional workplace. In a highly competitive business environment, change is inevitable and often desirable. But much change is planned at the upper-management level with outside consultants, while the people most affected may not be consulted at all, or only briefly. In this case, you’ll practice advocating for your own participation in shaping changes in your workplace. SituationYour company is planning a major reorganization and has engaged a prominent consulting firm to assist. The consultants will primarily interact with a steering committee composed of upper management (department heads and C-suite). As a junior staff member, you feel you could make a valuable contribution to the work the committee is doing. You decide to ask if it would be possible for you to participate in the planning process. The first step is emailing your request to your direct manager; if they feel you’ve made a good case, they will pass it along to management. Audience Option 1: Your Real-Life ManagerIf you have experience of a similar situation (i.e., an executive committee that excludes junior staff), address the email to your real (past or present) manager, and make a note of it in your Context Statement. Option 2: Case-Study ManagerOr, write to Shana Robillard, a 15-year veteran of the firm. Shana has strong feelings about not wasting time and prefers direct communication. She is generally supportive of suggestions from staff, but you are unsure how senior management may feel about your request: whether they will be open to it or see it as an implied criticism of leadership. TaskWrite an email as an individual, not on behalf of your peers or other colleagues. Make your request clearly and respectfully. Provide 2-3 concrete examples of how your position, experience, and/or perspective could provide helpful input to the process at your specific company/organization. The examples should ideally be the kinds of things that might not be as visible or accessible to upper-level management. Your discussion of your examples should include not only what you have to offer, but how and/or why the committee could use your input. Keep in mind that although you are writing to your manager, they might eventually pass your email on to upper management. You may use details from the prompt in your message but must use your own words rather than merely repeating the language above.