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The Marketing Ethics Quiz

How's Your Marketing Conscience?

It's time for a business ethics brush-up. Time to do a little soul-searching and kneeling at the business confessional. As always we're not concerned with the easy business choices e.g., envy, greed, sloth, coveting thy neighborsÂ… The emphasis here is on the more subtle offenses that tend not to get much attention in either the Sunday pulpit or the pages of Forbes Magazine.

The Top 10 Test of Right or Wrong

The examples run from the trivial to the extreme but they all make a point. And, you've probably encountered one or more if you practice in the hard-bitten world of marketing.

1. Share the Glory: You're writing the monthly status report to the Board detailing the performance of your division. The talk in the corridor is about the incredible success resulting from an innovative strategic suggestion championed by a competitor in your division. Trouble is, you really dislike the guy. It's a personal thing.......


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