Ethics in the Workplace. Got an A

Most people who begin their working career have aspirations of excelling at their job and reaching the pinnacle of their profession while maintaining a sense of values; however, employees often become blind with ambition and put aside their sense of ethics in order to obtain financial security and recognition for their efforts. In the third section of E.J. Trunfio's Enhancing Ethics in Business, several executives of large companies discuss the factors that lead to …

…to work in a trustworthy, friendly, and fulfilling setting with leaders who exhibit unwavering values and principals. Offices like these allow people to feel secure in their job and good about themselves, which in turn leads to productive employees who are an asset to society. Ethical environments in the business world are very rare, but the ones that do exist flourish in all aspects and can serve as a model to the entire business community.