Understanding the ethics of business
Wilfred D. Williams
Professor Camilla Craig
Business Ethics /Business 309
January 10, 2012

Business ethics are moral guidelines which govern a good behavior, ethically behaving is term to be morally right; behaving ethically in a business is widely accepted or regarded as a good business practice. This documents describe how typical the attitudes that Sheehy appear to be in work environments that have been experienced; it’s explain the implication of work ethic Sheehy describe for the future of American business; it does explain whether it is more reasonable expect workers, especially in a capitalist society to be more devoted to their jobs, more with quality and customer service, than sheehy’s coworkers were; it’s also explain the reasoning behind employee thief. However, it does explain ways the culture of capitalist society encourages attitudes like those Sheehy describes.
How typical are the attitudes that sheehy’s appear to be in work environments that have been experienced. The experienced work environment it is a whole generation of workers with frightening new work ethic contempt for customers, indifference to equality and service, unrealistic expectations about the world of work, and a get-away-with-what-you-attitude. From the experienced I have from my work, many young workers never exhibit a good work ethics they play and talk a lot on the job and never do what they are told to do. From where I work the company used the method of scientific management but we have people who still want to take shortcut.
Explain the implications of work ethic sheehy’s describe for the future of America. Sheehy's work associates wanted a future job in an office, with a computer and a secretary. They also believed that most jobs were similar to fast food places which meant that was boring and, undemanding, and unsatisfying and dominated by difficult people.
Explain whether it is more reasonable to expect workers, especially in a capitalist society, to be more devoted to their jobs, more concerned with quality and customer service, than Sheehy's coworkers were. It is more reasonable to expect workers, especially in a capitalist society, to be more devoted to their jobs, more concerned with quality and customer service because the workers look to their employer for raise, in capitalist society productivity is the primary factor that contributed to capitalism. Workers should be concerned with quality, without quality the business will no longer be a business the consumers get attracted to a company because of quality.
Explain the reasoning behind employee theft. The reasoning behind employee theft is because most of the employees are younger people who will want to become part of a group that get involve in employee theft. However, employee theft mostly counts on the behavior of people, like in born tendency so this attitude is brought to the job.
Explain ways the culture of capitalist society encourages attitudes like those Sheehy’s describe. The ways culture of capitalist encourages attitude like those Sheehy’s describe attitude like getting the job done without hassle , culture of capitalist will encourage the new work ethics of Sheehy's
One of the biggest downsides of any capitalist society is extreme individualism of all of the parties in the marketplace. Since success is not shared between parties, but taken by one person, that person is sometimes encouraged to intentionally cut corners and take the glory for herself. Capitalism is based on the fact that in any transaction there is a "winner" and a "loser"; a successful capitalist does all she can to be the "winner", even at the cost of creating disclosure and outright fraud. Capitalism encourages success and rarely cares as to how that success is ultimately achieved. The ends really do justify the means. In addition, the more successful a capitalist can become, the more assets are at her disposal to stay successful and to shut down possible claims of dirty--regulations, laws, stronger market share, and attitudes all serve to foster a believe that a master capitalist can overcome and bully through smaller market users simply based on her own resources.
This lack of oversight and intentional cutting of corners (all in the pursuing of profit maximization) can run to very tragic results (see the Exxon Valdez spill, and the BP oil spill disasters which all had major code violations and shoddy safety records). However, the year before both companies posted record profits, which, in essence, only tended to proof that crime indeed do.

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