Jared Harris, Jenny Mead
Darden School of Business (UV6577-PDF-ENG)
August 30, 2012
Richard Alpert, a senior partner at Evergreen Investments, has to decide which of his two best employees will be promoted to executive vice president. He initially preferred Charlie Pace to Daniel Faraday, but that decision was less clear when Alpert accidentally overheard an office. ” He interviewed and learned that Pace was taking Adderall, a stimulant prescribed primarily for people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Pace did not have ADHD and apparently obtained the medication by tricking a doctor. Alpert is faced with a number of questions, including whether he was fair to Faraday or any other high-performing employee who was ignored in a promotion for the benefit of someone who improperly improved his performance with a substance that he did not medically need.
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