Based on a review of research in current professional journals, a summary of different authors’ views on organizational ethics. Following this, a synthesis and commentary on the topic of ethics in organizations is provided. Research: Ethics in Organizations Sims & Brinkmann (2003) analyze the ethical aspects of the Enron Corporation scandal...
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Sims & Brinkmann (2003) argue that Enron’s organizational culture shaped employees’ ethical behavior and was the main factor behind the ethical crisis at Enron. Specifically, they argue that the Enron case demonstrates that “business ethics is a question of organizational ‘deep’ culture rather than of cultural artifacts like ethics codes, ethics officers and the like” (Sims & Brinkmann, 2003, p...
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