Response from: Eric    (05/01/07 8:53pm)

This is an awesome article. I work for a multi-national company who is a service provider to some of the companies you name. They are top 100 clients to us...and are a several billion dollar company. These factors seriously impact our internal quality and our values programs. Values are HUGE where I work.

Thanks for this post.

Eric

Response from: Closets    (05/02/07 2:35pm)

Ethics and integrity have taken a holiday for the past few years while big business takes advantage of the political leverage it held. Hopefully better days are ahead as the corrupt regimes are gradually ended.

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