Making the Right Call
From Feed and Grain Magazine - Over the past year, we have been bombarded with a seemingly endless list of corporate crises: Enron, Global Crossing, WorldCom … one major corporation after another has been caught or admitted to illegal activities, questionable accounting practices, top management who didn’t know — honest — that they actually LOST $7 billion, and on and on. What caused this crisis of confidence in corporate America? More important, what can we do to make sure our firm does not become “one of these greedy, unethical organizations?”
Categories: Human Resources, Management, Risk Management
Tags: 2002, establishing principles, ethics, jay akridge, john foltz, training, values
Tags: 2002, establishing principles, ethics, jay akridge, john foltz, training, values
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