Budapest Hungary - Does Ethics Pay?

By Steve | April 12, 2006

Yesterday I teamed with several executives of a multinational to conduct training for their high level employees and important suppliers in Budapest. Many companies have been doing ethics training with employees for years now. Training suppliers is a newer phenomenon, and is fraught with issues: Who are we (the buyer) to teach ethics to other companies? Which suppliers do we train? What happens if they say no?

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