Dunder Mifflin Inc

question 64

Multiple Choice

Dunder Mifflin Inc. is considering implementing employee ethics training programs. Some members of senior management are opposed to these programs. Their opposition is most likely based on which of the following beliefs?

• A) Ethics training is very expensive.
• B) Ethics change from country to country.
• C) Individual value systems are fixed at an early age.
• D) Integrity cannot be taught by example.
• E) Ethics training does not help employees to recognize ethical dilemmas.

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Definitions:

1964 Election

The United States presidential election in which Lyndon B. Johnson defeated Barry Goldwater, leading to a landslide victory for the Democratic Party.

Anti-intellectual

A stance or policy that distrusts or devalues intellectual pursuits and achievements, often favoring emotion or practical experience over intellectual or scholarly insights.

Greedy

Exhibiting an excessive or selfish desire for more than is needed or deserved, especially of money, wealth, food, or other possessions.

Extremist

An individual or group holding radical views or advocating for severe or drastic measures in pursuit of their goals, often in the political, religious, or social spheres.