Learning Objective
To reflect on ethical dilemmas and enhance discussion about responsibility of leaders, individual implications and consequences of living up to the values set by the company as well as the price it costs to “fight the system”.
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Reference: IMD-3-2368
Order this case studyTo reflect on ethical dilemmas and enhance discussion about responsibility of leaders, individual implications and consequences of living up to the values set by the company as well as the price it costs to “fight the system”.
Keywords | Construction, Corruption, Ethics, General Management, Leadership, Strategy |
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Settings | Eastern Europe, Czech Republic, Slovakia 2000-2008 |
Type | Field Research |
Copyright | ©2013 |
Language | English |
Reference: IMD-3-2368
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Reference: IMD-3-2368
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