Navigating the Halo Effect: Balancing morality and ethical risks in purpose-driven organizations
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In recent years, numerous corporations have been implicated in significant unethical behaviors. For instance, Volkswagen was found guilty of manipulating emissions tests, misleading millions of consumers and regulators.2 Wells Fargo engaged in widespread fraud creating millions of unauthorized bank accounts to meet aggressive sales targets.3 Similarly, KPMG faced scandals over conflicts of interest and improper auditing practices that compromised trust placed in their financial evaluations.4
Unethical behavior in these types of organizations is almost to be expected given their pressures. Corporations like Volkswagen operate in highly competitive industries where cutting corners can lead to significant cost savings and market advantages. Banks like Wells Fargo are driven by aggressive profit targets and sales goals, creating environments ripe for decisions that deprioritize moral judgements and ethical considerations. Similarly, fi...
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