Having students make a decision making practice regarding their sector/field to come up with ethical dilemmas.

In this best practice, the instructor have students make a stakeholder analysis on a practice at work to identify the ethical dilemma that might exist.
For instance, it’s common for companies to make premature sales to meet financial targets. In such organizations, all stakeholders rely on departments to achieve their targets within a specified timeframe. To illustrate, to meet the September target, an employee may generate invoices for goods slated for delivery in October but dated for September 30th. Since everyone is aware of and encourage this practice, including supervisors, CEOs, and the board, employees feel compelled to comply.
However, it’s crucial to recognize the ethical dilemma at play: maintaining employment by falsifying records versus upholding honesty and refusing to engage in deceptive practices.