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Executive Role in Ethics

Consider the following observation by the ECI on the results of the National Business Ethics survey: Managers–those expected to act as role models or enforce discipline–are responsible for a large share of workplace misconduct (60 percent) and senior managers are more likely than lower-level managers to break rules. Surveyed employees said that members of management are responsible for six of every ten instances of misconduct and they pointed the finger at senior managers in 24 Read More

Mark’s Courses

Penn Highlands Community College
BUS110: Introduction To Business
BUS125: Management Principles
BUS206: Operations Management
ECO100: Macroeconomics
ACP100: Academic & Career Planning

Southern New Hampshire University
MKT113: Introduction To Marketing
MKT205: Applied Marketing Strategies
MKT229: Integrated Marketing Communications

CONTACT

Penn Highlands:
mparfitt@pennhighlands.edu

SNHU:
m.parfitt@snhu.edu

Phone/Text/Signal:
814-404-3144

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