Mistakes in Internal Investigations

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Absolutely no plagiarism, must be original and very thorough. Please make sure everything is followed in the question and the grading rubric. Assigned readings are attached but also must include one other academic relevant resource, total of at least 2 references. Must include in-text citations. Please include the free link to the relevant academic source.

Question: With respect to the five most common mistakes in internal investigations identified in the Mohr and Rao article that you read for this week, which of the five mistakes identified in the article do you think would potentially be the most detrimental to a company, and why?

Readings:

The Five Most Common Mistakes in Internal Investigations: Mohr, T., & Rao, N. (2009). The Five Most Common Mistakes in Internal Investigations. Directorship, 35(5), 69-71. http://web.a.ebscohost.com.prx-necb.lirn.net/ehost/pdfviewer/pdfviewer?vid=1&sid=85403fb6-68af-40d6-b5d9-cd41eb68bb6f%40sessionmgr4010

Please see grading rubric below. This assignment should be at least 4-5 paragraphs long and very thorough. Make sure you integrate real-life applications to support key points.

Criteria

Ratings

This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Quality of Initial Response

Initial response displays an excellent understanding of the course readings and underlying concepts and includes the correct use of relevant terminology. Initial response integrates specific real-life application (current events, work or personal experience, prior coursework, etc.) to support key points. Initial response is clear, concise, and compelling.

This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Research

Initial response contains at least one reference to a valid (recent, relevant, high-quality) external source of information pertaining to the discussion topic. Research is cited, in-text, to support key points. Integration of research in initial response exceeds expectations. (This should be along with the provided textbook, so a total of 2 references).

This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Mechanics

Entirely free of mechanical errors. These include: grammar, punctuation, spelling, and formatting (font style and size).