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Ethical Business Practices
In the current business climate it appears that ethics is a second or third thought. In some cases it seems as though business ethics is non-existent. In order to be successful in any business, whether brick and mortar or home based, we... [more]
In the current business climate it appears that ethics is a second or third thought. In some cases it seems as though business ethics is non-existent. In order to be successful in any business, whether brick and mortar or home based, we find ourselves questioning; should I go for the fast buck and not give a rats diddly about my customer? Or should I run a clean and honest operation and build it slowly with long term growth in mind?
If you're worried about whether or not your employees behave ethically, a pair of MBA professors have come up with a simple solution: spray a little citrus-scented Windex in their work environment.
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A recent study is suggesting that moral behavior may be encouraged with nothing more than clean smells. The Brigham Young University professor found a "dramatic improvement in ethical behavior with just a few spritzes of citrus-scented Windex." "The researchers see implications for workplaces, retail stores and other organizations that have relied on traditional surveillance and security measures to enforce rules. [] Perhaps the findings could...
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Last week, Fortune magazine published a and#8220;kiss and telland#8221; story by Steven Rattner about his experiences as part of the U.S. auto task force, a post he resigned last summer. He followed up with a speech and several interviews.
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Wander into a Washington, D.C.-area courtroom during jury selection some time, and you're likely to encounter a group of citizens similar to the pool for former U.S. Rep. William Jefferson's recent trial. Because the trial took place in Alexandria ...
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Citizen photo journalists would do well to take guidance from the history and time-tested, ethical guidelines of those who have blazed the trail of photojournalism.
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