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MGT/521 : Values and Ethical Decision Making

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    Running head: VALUES AND ETHICAL DECISION MAKING 1 Values and Ethical Decision Making MGT/521 Write a college - level essay (1500 - 2000 words) evaluating personal values, organizational values, and ethical decision - making within the Walt Disney Organization. Use a team member’s results from the Williams Institute Ethics Awareness Inventory Assessment to discuss how the results align or conflict with Disney's values. Provide a scenario illustrating a different ethical decision outcome based on Disney's values. Include references to relevant literature and organizational examples to support your analysis.

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    VALUES AND ETHICAL DECISION MAKING 2 Values will continue to play an important role in the way people make decisions (Hoch, Kunreuther, & Gunther, 2001). The purpose of this paper is to evaluate personal values, organizational values, and ethical decision making of the Walt Disney Organization. Present a team member’s results from the Williams Institute Ethics Awareness Inventory Assessment and discuss how the results align with and do not align with the Disney Organization and provide a scenario showing a different ethical decision outcome based on its values for the organization. Evaluating Personal Values The Walt Disney Company incorporates best - in - class business standards as a key pillar of its business practices (The Walt Disney Company, n.d.). Disney provides its employees with compliance and ethics training ensuring that employees are acting ethically and legally towards the many guests throughout the years. W alt Disney’s high value for family continues to motivate the organization and keep s it striving to maintain personal value s . Walt Disney prides itself as:  Being innovative and following strong tradition  Providing high quality and a high standard of excellence  Being community oriented in which positive thinking and ideas provide continuous entertainment and experiences for generations The company as a whole shows respect, honesty, and personal accountability all which reflects it’s many strives of improving not only the business but the need to improve the world and the lives of others. The late Roy Disney, senior executive at the Walt Disney Company, once said, “It’s not hard to make decisions when you know what your values are” (Sarfin, 2010). Organizational Values

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