Acting Ethically and Socially Responsible Does Not Require Formal Policies

question 36

True/False

Acting ethically and socially responsible does not require formal policies, programs or training; it should just come naturally to an organization as long as they hire upstanding employees.

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Definitions:

Formal Work Units

Structured groups within an organization, defined by hierarchical arrangements and specific tasks, roles, and responsibilities.

Temporary Task Forces

Short-term groups established to accomplish a specific goal or task.

Life Cycle Stages

Life cycle stages refer to the distinct phases of development that an organism, product, organization, or system goes through from inception to its end.

Social Loafing

The phenomenon where individuals exert less effort to achieve a goal when they work in a group compared to when they work alone.