Multiple Choice
Frank has discovered that his employer is part of a group of banks that is manipulating interest rates. He would like to stop this practice at his employer but is not sure how best to talk to his boss. He has heard of the GVV (Giving Voice to Values) approach and thinks he may be able to use it successfully because his company has recently implemented new initiatives to empower employees to speak of improvements to business practices. After considering his personal and professional purpose and choices, what should Frank do next?
A) identify the stakeholders, what is at stake for them, and how to connect with them
B) identify the values underpinning the different positions in the conflict and the possibilities for action
C) practice what he is going to say, with help from a mentor or coach
D) develop a powerful response that he can use with his boss, using external research or resources
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