1. At my organization, information is hoarded, held close to the vest, and not shared.
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2. Individuals in my organization will turn a blind eye to an ethical issue until it is too late.

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3. It is clear how performance is evaluated at my organization.

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4. Leaders at my organization genuinely encourage input from others throughout the organization.

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5. Employees feel comfortable confronting their supervisors when they think the supervisor has made a mistake.

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6. Employees are afraid to provide bad news to their superiors, or they sugar-coat it.

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7. There is a senior person (or department) in the organization to whom employees can report ethical issues with complete confidence and no fear of retaliation.

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8. Managers rarely take any responsibility when things go wrong on their team.

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