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Should we talk about ethics?

July 26th, 2006 by Hugh

This is a little out-of-date, but very pertinent to a company like Exbiblio that puts values at the top of its agenda. In May, the IABC Research Foundation published a report saying that less than half of companies encouraged staff to discuss ethical dilemmas.

I wonder, have there been any interesting dilemmas at Exbiblio? How were they resolved?

(Link via Neville Hobson who has also been writing about Exbiblio here.)

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