Professionalism and Ethics

A dedicated employee should not be blamed for taking work items without paying for them? (a)  

• True
• False

Discounting items to a friend is an employees right, because companies are loaded with money?

• True

• False

An employee who often arrives late to work, costs the company money?

• True

• False

Taking company items for personal use is not stealing, as long as you are an employee?

• True

• False

You can assume, no one will care if you take something small from the workplace?

• True

• False

Which of the following would be ethical to take without permission?

• A pad of post- it notes in the company supply closet

• A soda without the owner's name on it, that has been left in the company fridge for several days

• A slice of left over cake that all employees shared on a co-workers birthday

• All of the above

Which of the following would be unethical to do during a workday?

• Texting your boyfriend/girlfriend about whether or not to attend a concert tomorrow night

• Dropping by a friend's house to show off your bosses car after being asked to get it washed

• pay personal bills when you are not busy

• All of the above

Which of the following ae good reasons to be unethical?

• No one will care

• no one will know

• Both of the above

• none of the above

Which of the following is a correct statement

• It's ok to unethical if it's to help out a friend

• It's ok to ask a friend to be unethical

• If two people cover for each other, it's not unethical

• Covering up is the same thing as being dishonest, and unethical

Which of the following is good advice?

• Only be ethical when you know you'll be caught

• If you know you will get away with it, because there id no one around.. then do it

• Tell the truth, so you do not get caught in a lie

• Tell a second lie to cover up the first lie, if your about to get caught