When High Ethical Principles Are Deeply Ingrained in the Corporate

question 42

Multiple Choice

When high ethical principles are deeply ingrained in the corporate culture of a company, culture can function as a powerful mechanism for all of the following EXCEPT

• A)communicating ethical behavioral norms.
• B)gaining employee buy-in to the company's moral standards.
• C)gaining employee buy-in to the company's business principles.
• D)gaining employee buy-in to the company's corporate values.
• E)boosting short-termism.

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