Jordon, a Senior Executive at a Marketing Firm, Used to Regularly

Multiple Choice

Jordon, a senior executive at a marketing firm, used to regularly meet international clients to discuss future projects. After one of his recent meetings went wrong, Jordan, in a fit of rage, threw a paper weight at his junior associate. The firm's management immediately terminated Jordan for this act. In the context of business ethics, Jordon was guilty of _____ in this scenario.

A) an ethical lapse
B) ethical hacking
C) an ethical dilemma
D) ethical consumerism