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              • Failure to keep their (managers) word – 39%
              • Insulting employees behind backs – 27%
              • Blaming others for bosses mistakes – 23%

              All of these behaviors demonstrate that these bosses lacked personal values and personal ethics. This lack of ethical behavior may be attributed to top management because upper management has probably modeled the same behaviors. Finally, there is probably no core values adopted by the organization within the strategic plan. Even if there is a values statement, it is much more for show than for alignment of organizational performance.

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