A common ethical problem where there is an unrealistic expectation to meet expected results and the ends justifies the means can be best described as:
A) Pressure to maintain the numbers
B) Fear of reprisal
C) Loyalty to the boss
D) Weak board of directors

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When there is a pressure to maintain the numbers, employees may feel compelled to cut corners or engage in unethical behavior to meet the expected results. This is often driven by a company culture or leadership style that prioritizes outcomes over ethical behavior. The idea that the ends justifies the means can lead to a disregard for ethical considerations and a willingness to engage in unethical behavior to achieve goals.

A Common Ethical Problem Where There Is an Unrealistic Expectation