Good People, Bad Choices

Length: 24 minutes
Lease/Purchase: $795 (DVD or VHS)
5-day Rental: $350 (DVD or VHS)
Support Material Included: Reproducible Leader’s Guide with Participant Materials on CD.
Topics: Values, Ethics, New Employee Orientation, Individual Development

Almost every day, we hear of an organization being accused of ethical misconduct. Nearly all of these organizations had a code of ethics, detailed policies and specific procedures. But it’s not the organization that behaved unethically; it was the individuals for one reason or another. Individuals make ethical choices, not organizations. Yet, in most cases, we are not talking about bad people. It’s usually good people that make bad choices. This video program is designed for all the good people!

Program Description
Good People, Bad Choices features nine dramatized video vignettes based on true events that depict a variety of ethical dilemmas or acts of ethical misconduct common in the workplace. The narrative is provided by two former executives and a graduate student who explore the different aspects of ethics, choices and personal accountability. This dramatic guide to ethical decision-making provides an excellent vehicle for discussion based training that includes such topics as confidential information, gift giving, financial accountability, copyright infringement and more.

Good People, Bad Choices is designed to reinforce:

-Standards of ethical conduct in the workplace;
-Organization’s purpose and values
-Methods for employees/managers to self evaluate own choices;
-Expected professional behaviors and responsibilities;
-Possible consequences of ethical misconduct

Program Components:
-VHS or DVD (24 minutes)
-Added bonus: All 9 vignettes are provided without narration. Conveniently replay each one during discussions or create your own customized vignette based training program.
-Reproducible Leader’s Guide
-Reproducible Participant Materials

PREVIEW

GOOD PEOPLE, BAD CHOICES
A Guide to Ethical Decision-Making

Sexual Harassment
Discrimination
Ethics
Leadership
Change Management
Meeting Openers
Employee Retention
Discipline
Robert Cooper Ph.D.
Priorities for Life
Motivation
Work/Life Issues
Productivity Improvement
Employee Growth
Stress Management
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Good People, Bad Choices
What Matters Most in Life

Good People, Bad Choices