Ethical Failures as Symptomatic of Management Failure
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"Ethical failures are often symptomatic of management failures."
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RESPONSE:
Ethical failures are often symptomatic of management failures because:
1. Ethical failures are often linked to MANAGEMENT practices that are not ethically sound. Take financial impropriety for instance, which is most often caused by management failure at the personal level e.g. individual players lack character, honesty and integrity, and at the organizational level e.g., setting up an organizational structure that lacks transparency that allows secrecy and encourages distrust, an ...
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