Corporate Integrity
Corporate integrity mirrors personal integrity. Integrity is measured by what an individual or a corporation does or doesn't do when they think they won't get caught. Integrity requires that they hold to their moral values, beliefs, and ethics. When those things are compromised, their integrity is at stake. Corporate reportings, filings, and communications say one thing when in reality the corporation might be doing something else. This inconsistency is usually a result of ignorance, pressure from management, or a willing deception. It could be the result of one individual or a group or department that violates an organization's principles or policy. More information can be found at http://www.integrity-interactive.com/
Posted by Imnerdy on 9/2/2009
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