ETHICAL DECISION-MAKING IN
MANAGERIAL ROLES
•Social circumstances can make it easier or more difficult to act in accordance with one’s own judgment.
•Within business, an organization’s context sometimes make it difficult for even the best-intentioned person to act ethically, or it can make it difficult for a dishonest person to act unethically.
•Responsibility for the circumstances that can encourage ethical behavior and discourage unethical behavior falls to the business management and executive team.
MANAGERIAL ROLES
•The decision-making model introduced in this chapter develops from the point of view of an individual who finds herself/himself in a particular situation.
•Personal integrity lies at the heart of such individual decision-making:
• What kind of person am I?
• What are my values?
• What do I stand for?
MANAGERIAL ROLES
•Within a business setting, individuals must consider the ethical implications of both personal and professional decision making.
•Every individual fills a variety of social roles and these roles carry with them a range of expectations, responsibilities, and duties.
• Some of our roles are social: friend, sondaughter, spouse, citizen, neighbor.
• Some are institutional: manager, teacher, student body president.
• Some are professional: attorneys, accountants, auditors, financial analysts.
ETHICAL DECISION-MAKING IN MANAGERIAL ROLES •Social circumstances can make it easier or more difficult to act in accordance with one’s own judgment. •Within business, an organization’s context sometimes make it difficult for even the best-intentioned person to act ethically, or it can make it difficult for a dishonest person to act unethically. •Responsibility for the circumstances that can encourage ethical behavior and discourage unethical behavior falls to the business management and executive team. MANAGERIAL ROLES •The decision-making model introduced in this chapter develops from the point of view of an individual who finds herself/himself in a particular situation. •Personal integrity lies at the heart of such individual decision-making: • What kind of person am I? • What are my values? • What do I stand for? MANAGERIAL ROLES •Within a business setting, individuals must consider the ethical implications of both personal and professional decision making. •Every individual fills a variety of social roles and these roles carry with them a range of expectations, responsibilities, and duties. • Some of our roles are social: friend, sondaughter, spouse, citizen, neighbor. • Some are institutional: manager, teacher, student body president. • Some are professional: attorneys, accountants, auditors, financial analysts.
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