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Management MGT 3303 Chapter Notes - Chapter 5: Business Ethics, Social Security Number, Non-Disclosure Agreement

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23 Nov 2021
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Management MGT 3303
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Which of the following statements is true of business ethics?
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a)All business actions deemed unethical by society are necessarily illegal.
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b)Business ethics and personal ethics are synonymous.
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c)The acceptability of behavior in business is determined by not only an organization but also its stakeholders.
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d)Business ethics is independent of an organizational culture.
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e)Profit in business is the only glue that holds relationships together.
Which of the following statements is true of organizational culture?
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a) It is absent in large organizations.
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b) It can only be conveyed through formal communication between managers and subordinates.
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c) It exists only in the top management of an organization.
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d) It helps ensure that all members of a company share values.
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e) It is seldom seen in profit-making businesses.
Techniques for building employee empowerment include:
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a. building communication networks that include employees.
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b. developing open, supportive supervisors
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c. building high-morale organizations.
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d. moving responsibility from both managers and staff to production employees.
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e. All of the answers are techniques for employee empowerment.