How Does a Code of Ethics Differ from an Organization's

question 51

Multiple Choice

How does a code of ethics differ from an organization's vision statement?

• A) It addresses acceptable behavior for specific situations, not general aspirations for behavior.
• B) It describes aspirations for employee behavior, not future organizational aspiration.
• C) It deals with organizational culture, not acceptable behavior in specific situations.
• D) It articulates an organization's purpose, not its future aspirations.

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