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Ethics, International Factors, And Cross-Cultural Considerations

A discussion on ethical challenges in international business and cross-cultural management.

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Ethics, International Factors, And Cross-Cultural Considerations - Page 1 preview imageETHICS, INTERNATIONALFACTORS, AND CROSS-CULTURAL CONSIDERATIONS
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Ethics, International Factors, And Cross-Cultural Considerations - Page 2 preview imageETHICS•Ethics are moral principles that define the behavior of a group•In project management, ethics is all about making the best decisionsas much as possible in relation to the resources, people andenvironment.(Ethics,n.d.).•Ethical conduct is composed of honesty, respect, fairness andresponsibility.•It is important to remember that a good leader would always makethe ethical choice
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Ethics, International Factors, And Cross-Cultural Considerations - Page 3 preview imageETHICAL ISSUES IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT•Abuse of access to sensitive materials for personal gain•Favoritism played out for personal gain•An employee being asked to work in an unethical manner by thesuperiors for the sake of the project•Abuse of legitimate power to coerce subordinate into performingpersonal favors•Abuse of legitimate powerto demean subordinates•Placing blame on one’s subordinates to escape responsibility forfailures•Shirking away from work by abusing one’s position
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Ethics, International Factors, And Cross-Cultural Considerations - Page 4 preview imageSIMILAR CHALLENGES•It might be hard for a subordinate to deny the command of a superior•It is sometimes difficult to identify the ethical way of performing a task•If unethical practices are rampant, it becomes easy for an employeeto not follow suit•Ethical practices can, at times, lead to difficulties in working in a teamthat does not respect or follow ethical behavior•At times, personal interests conflict with ethical practices•Coercing colleagues to behave in an ethical manner might invitebacklash
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