A two-page response to the questions below. In the paper, discuss the difficulties entailed in modifying employee behaviors to conform to an organization’s expectations.
1. Think about the ethical implications of organizations’ monitoring and collecting information about their employees. What kinds of information is it ethical or unethical to collect? Should managers and organizations tell subordinates they are collecting such information?
2. Similarly, some organizations’ cultures seem to develop norms and values that cause their members to behave in unethical ways. When and why does a strong norm that encourages high performance become one that can cause people to act unethically? How can organizations keep their values and norms from becoming “too strong”?
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