Tough Choices: Managers Talk Ethics

Abstract

Partial table of contents: Ethical Situations at Work The Managers Who Talked Ethics In Their Own Words'' Stop that SOB from Giving Away Any More of This Bank (M. Williams) Another Alternative Was 'Oh Yeah--I Can Just Sit Here and Do Nothing Let's See How it Plays Out I'll Just Sit in My Job and Act Passive and It May or May Not Happen! (H. Lightner) If You're in a Position of Jeopardy with Your Management and If You're Not Doing Something That's Illegal, It's Difficult Not to Want to Play Ball (C. Warren) I Was Really Acting Almost Like a Spy...It's Taken Me Almost Two Years to Get Over It (J. Lovett) The Guilt Trip Is Over He Performs or He's Fired Except It Won't Be that Simple It's Just Easy to Say (W. Johnson) Our Biggest Concern Was Our Customers and the Issue Was Our Implied Commitment, What We Had Led Them to Believe (J. Taylor) Right from the Start I Found Myself Attracted to Her (T. Benjamin) The Public'' Manager and the Private Person Creating Capacity: Shaping the Way Things Are Done Selected Bibliography Appendices Index.