If strategy and rationality are both broadly concerned with problems of action, decision, and behavior set in socioeconomic contexts, then so too are ethics and the broad discipline of moral philosophy. Strategy of Moral Philosophy now offers major corporate players a quite sustainable theoretical justification for their steps towards lifting the spirit of the competitive game. A Comparative Ethical Critique. A Comparative Ethical Critique by Daniel R. Gilbert, Jr., is reviewed. What Corporate America Is Teaching About Ethics.
Many corporations believe that an ethical corporate culture is related to strategic advantage.
Corporations have worked at establishing codes of ethical conduct to establish such a culture. Now, as corporations complete the establishment of codes, a growing number are turning to ethics training as the next step in incorporating ethical considerations in the decision-making process. There is a wide variation in ethics training. Corporations that conduct ethics training generally include messages from chief executive officers or other managers, discuss codes of ethics, and provide mechanisms for reporting problems. Corporate classes on ethics also include case studies, guidelines for ethical decisions, decision-making frameworks, and cognitive intervention.