Question

The faculty and administration staff at your local community college are trained to ask about your career preferences, instead of suggesting courses that may not benefit your future goals. Even though it would be tempting to advise students to take extra courses just to increase the college's enrollment, employees know that it is more important to serve each student well, even if it means suggesting courses and/or degrees offered at other institutions. This approach is consistent with ________

Answer 1

Answer:

an integrity-based ethics code.

Explanation:

integrity-based code of ethics focuses much on the profit that can be incurred by the company. It does not highlight the manner in which the goal has been achieved. The primary concern is the result. The company tends to highlight all the good actions rather than pointing the bad one so as to incur profit to the company. It deals with the aspiration of treating the customers in the most humble manner to ensure business.