Consider a scenario where a tech company, aiming to capture a significant market share decides to implement a data collection strategy that invades user privacy to enhance its product’s features. This decision, while potentially lucrative, raises critical ethical concerns about user consent, data protection, and long-term societal impact.

In this course, we will explore the ethical dimensions of product management through real-world examples, analyzing the consequences of ethical and unethical decisions alike. The curriculum is designed to provide a thorough understanding of ethical principles and frameworks essential for guiding product development and management.

Participants will delve into the meaning of ethics in product management, discussing the importance of moral responsibility and how to navigate ethical dilemmas that arise in real-world scenarios. The course covers key topics such as user privacy, bias avoidance, and accessibility, while also integrating sustainable practices into product design. By examining ethical theories and frameworks like consequentialism and deontology, attendees will learn how to make well-informed decisions that balance business objectives with ethical considerations.