There is a massive amount of fluidity these days because of the cultural diversity that you can witness in live audio broadcasts or television. Such difference is what gives us a wide range of understanding of the ethics of freedom. Ayinde Alakoye, the co-founder and...
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Marketers Use Retina-Tracking and Facial-Scanning Devices
The latest technological advances have allowed for marketers to perform experiments that used to be the things only considered in science fiction. Shoppers may soon have their retinas and facial expressions scanned to determine their product preferences. ...
Top 30 Links for the Successful Entrepreneur
The following list contains the most popular articles used as supplements in my entrepreneurial courses. Click on the title name to be directed to the article. Ten Entrepreneurs Who Hit It Big Before Turning 35 Top 10 Companies Code of Ethics and Conduct Top 10...
Top 10 Companies’ Code of Ethics and Conduct
Companies have something called a code of ethics that outlines how they will run their business. Sometimes they refer to this as their code of conduct. There aren’t always laws to govern things like ethics. Therefore, it is up to companies to define some of their...
Tainted Tylenol Ethical Issues
I teach several different ethics courses where we look at individual companies and how they handled ethical issues. Beech-nut selling a product they called apple juice that technically had no apples in it, was a classic case example of a non-ethical way to do...
Inventions: Good Intentions Gone Bad
In my entrepreneurial and foresight classes I teach, we often talk about how some seemingly wonderful or harmless inventions have unintended results. I often refer my students to a "Stuff You Should Know" podcast about Agent Orange. If you are creating a product or...
Is it OK for Doctors to Use Social Media?
With Twitter breaking the 20 billion tweet record, social media has shown it is becoming the way for people to communicate. Businesses are using sites like Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and others to get their messages across. Doctors have traditionally been slow to...
CEO Ethics
Top ten ethical blunders Rather than address the causes for ethical problems, companies too often simply create a filter for trying to catch infractions. This reactive approach failed in addressing total quality, and will fail in addressing quality in ethical...
Millenials, Gen X and Baby Boomers: Who…
Millenials, Gen X and Baby Boomers: Who's Working at Your Company and What Do They Think About Ethics Released June 2010. Sponsored by: Raytheon Northrop Grumman American workers between the ages of 18 and 29 – the “Millennials” – have more in common with older...
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