W. Michael Hoffman of the Center for Business Ethics at Bentley College penned a 1999 Writing a Company’s Code of Ethics for Perspectives on the Professions. If employees are not brought into the process in some such way as I have suggested, they will be turned off. The code will seem something “they” have imposed [...]
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The Power of How presentation by Dov Seidman
on October 27, 2008 in Ethics
LRN published the transcipt of a presentation by Dov Seidman at the Center for Business Ethics at Bentley University: The Power of How: Achieving Enduring Success Through Ethics. Basically, in a world in which nothing stays hidden, you have to act as if you have nothing to hide. But before you can act as though [...]
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