Karen is a low-level employee in a big corporation who has witnessed an ethics violation. In an ideal situation, which of the following would happen?
a. Karen would try to be a team player and cooperate with coworkers to improve
productivity.
b. Karen’s manager would be approachable, and the company would not need other
individuals for ethics reporting.
c. Karen would feel comfortable reaching out to a government whistleblower program.
d. Karen’s manager would be approachable, as would a minimum of several other
individuals within the organization.
d. Karen’s manager would be approachable, as would a minimum of several other
individuals within the organization.
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