What Should I Do if I End-up Working in a Corrupted Network

  • Reference: BEN-130-E

  • Number of pages: 4

  • Publication Date: Nov 21, 2011

  • Source: IESE (España)

  • Type of Document: Technical Note

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Description

Imagine that one day you receive a phone call from a headhunter. You get a very interesting offer. Nice salary (20% more than your current one), more responsibilities, a lot of fringe benefits. It really seems to be the opportunity you were looking for, so you accept the offer without hesitation. During the few first months, you are happy with the new job. People are nice, the work is not as stressful as you expected, but, after some time, you start having some doubts. Initially, it is something that you can¿t put your finger on, just a few hints telling you that something could be amiss. But, after a couple of weeks, you have to admit to yourself that there are too many things that seem rather odd. You start cautiously asking your colleagues some low-key questions. You approach the sales managers first, then the logistics guys. People answer politely, but they are really vague. What can you do? This technical note will provide some indications about the strategies that a manager should adopt whenever he/she suspects being part of a corrupt network.

Keywords

ethics Manipulation Social responsibility