The Business Integrity School

Trust is a fundamental building block of developing and retaining customers. When it comes to the contracts, both express and implied, that have been agreed upon, trust is more important than ever. This episode provides examples of companies that lost this trust and gives practical tips for living up to the terms of your contract. Your resource for practical business ethics tips, from the Business Integrity Leadership Initiative at the Sam M. Walton College of Business

In the age of #MeToo, respecting other’s autonomy is at the forefront of the media. But when work cultures sometimes blur lines, how do you respond? This episode breaks down actionable tips you can use to practice the business ethics principle of avoiding discrimination and harassment.

Being fraudulent or deceitful isn’t always out of malice or intent to harm. Unfortunately, it often comes out of arrogance and hubris. Listen to learn more about how to use three simple tips to practice the business ethics principle of refraining from fraud.

The pressure of situations can make speaking up difficult to do. However, it is an important aspect of the practice of business ethics. This episode offers practical ways you can find and use your voice.

Research has shown that people base their trust in a company on two things: the company’s ethics and competence, but the two are not equally weighted. Ethics is 3x more important.

Business ethics often seems impractical and hard to grasp, but here are examples and practical tips on how to better understand and apply business ethics. This episode provides insight into the 6 principles for practicing business ethics effectively.

Business ethics is an integral part of the corporate world. This introductory episode offers information on how it applies to everyone in business, and the importance of integrating the topic in a practical way throughout a business school’s curriculum.