How ethical are you?

14 November 2012 Kath Walters

Professors Steven Brenner and Earl Molander, in an eponymous 1977 article, compared the results of a situational ethics test that 1,200 HBR readers had taken the previous year with a similar test readers had taken back in 1961.

They posed four hypothetical situations, asking in each case:  What would you do?, and "What do you think your colleagues would do?" It's a quick test, and intriguing, and you can take it here right now.

Kath Walters

Kath Walters is the editor of LeadingCompany and an award-winning journalist of 15 years’ experience. Kath was previously a senior writer and editor at BRW magazine covering management, strategy, finance, entrepreneurship and venture capital across all industry sectors. In 2006, Kath won the Citibank Award for Excellence in Journalism (General Business). Follow her on Twitter @KathWalters


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