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Business & Ethics? Take the Quiz.
Yesterday, we heard about the outgoing Goldman Sachs executive who, in a blazing New York Times opinion piece, attacked the company for its “toxic and destructive” culture. In his controversial editorial, Smith states, “The firm has veered so far from the place … Continue reading
Is Groupon Wagging the Dog?
As I watched Super Bowl XLV this past Sunday, I mourned the absence of my beloved New England Patriots . In fact, so shrouded in black was I, that I contemplated just viewing Puppy Bowl VII on Animal Planet and then calling it … Continue reading
Posted in Reputation Props, Uncategorized
Tagged advertising, Animal Planet, Code of Ethics, commercials, conspiracy, controversy, creative, Doritos, ethics, Groupon, Kleenex, New England Patriots, outrage, Paul Gillin, PRSA, public relations, public trust, pug, Puppy Bowl VII, reputation, self-regulated, Super Bowl XLV, Tibet, Timothy Hutton, unregulated, visibility, wag the dog
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