Employees who view their organizational culture as ethical are more likely to

a. gain more organizational training.

b. make personal sacrifices for the organization.

c. ask for a raise.

d. use their personal moral philosophies in decision making.

e. have a greater desire to become managers themselves.

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Karma Richards

7 May, 19:59

Employees who view their organizational culture as ethical are more likely to

a. gain more organizational training.

b. make personal sacrifices for the organization.

c. ask for a raise.

d. use their personal moral philosophies in decision making.

e. have a greater desire to become managers themselves.

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Londyn Meyers · Answer 1

B. Make personal sacrifices for the organization.

Explanation:

The workplace, family, religion, legal system, community, and profession - and that the level of importance of each of these influences will vary depending on how important the decision maker perceives the issue to be.

Rory Morse · Answer 2

B. make personal sacrifices for the organization.

Employees who view their organizational culture as ethical are more likely toa. gain more organizational training.b. make personal sacrifices for the organization.c. ask for a raise.d. use their personal moral philosophies in decision making.e. have a greater desire to become managers themselves.