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It's impossible to manage and regulate ethics. If the CEO of an organization chooses to manage that organization unethically, there may be opportunities to disclose those ethical shortfalls to a third party but an employee must inevitably choose whether to continue working for that employer using his own moral compass. This is easier to talk about than do. And because each situation is unique, it's very difficult to teach ethics. However, it is useful to hear the stories of others who have faced moral dilemmas.
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