Leadership Ethics Quiz

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Based on the leadership ethics quiz, my score reveals that I have an average level of ethics. For the most part, I believe the questions that this quiz used to assess my behavior were scenarios in which I have not experienced before nor probably ever will. Since most of these questions were concerning business sales, I believe that I would not engage in actions where I would purposely sabotage my partners or my company performance. The quiz does state that by being scored as average, there are times that I should behave more ethically but I feel knowing the person that I would more than likely think of engaging in unethical behavior but not having the heart to carry out the act. Part of the reason why I feel that I scored the way I did is due

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