Detailed Feedback Analysis: Ethical Standards in Organizations

This essay presents a feedback analysis on two separate pieces of writing concerning ethical behavior within public and private organizations. The first feedback, directed at Helen Wickman, commends the relevance and truthfulness of her statements regarding the importance of ethical behavior for an organization's long-term survival, highlighting its influence on organizational infrastructure and decision-making. The feedback also acknowledges the significance of ethical behavior in fostering customer relations and upholding principles of transparency, accountability, and human rights. The second feedback, addressed to Ashley Dunford, appreciates the research on ethical behavior in both private and public sectors, noting the use of relevant examples and the presentation of unethical practices. The feedback points out the importance of transparency and fairness, using the case of ASX as an example, and emphasizes the negative consequences of misusing power for personal gain. The analysis concludes by stressing the need for a deeper understanding of the importance of ethical behavior in both private and public businesses.

FEEDBACKS
FEEDBACK FOR HELEN WICKMAN
The sayings of Helen Wickman are completely true and relevant for all the examples used in the
writing. Yes, the ethical behaviour of any organization is very essential for the long-term
survival of an organization which influences from the organizational infrastructure and decision
making in the workplace as the good and ethical behaviour is the key to success for every
organization. In terms of the private organization, it is very necessary to make better relations
with the customers of the company and hence ethical behaviour is one of the business factors that
can help in the notion.
In the next phase phrase of the writing, it is described that the ethical behaviours are the primary
principle of the transparency, accountability, better customer relations and maintaining the
human rights by following the laws. In the second para of the writing, the light given to the
report of UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural organization are true in the real life. In the
healthcare centres, the ethical behaviour is linked with the corporate strategy and governance of
the company which is quite confusing but al some extent it is true as patients or people at care
centres needs better facilities in care with the proper management of the laws and regulations to
serve the people.
Next sections, depicts that the author has done a brief research on the role of ethical behaviour in
the public and private organizations. In addition to this, the code of conduct by the Queensland
PSC and its ethics act is linked to the research which is good. At last, the investigation of the
Ramos-Gonzalez et al. (2017) also states that the governance plays a major role in the ethical
behaviour of the company and it recommended that there is a need to perform an ethical
behaviour at every place to make a better impact.
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FEEDBACK FOR ASHLEY DUNFORD
Your research on finding the importance of the ethical behaviour in both the private and public
sectors for their long-term survival is quite aggregable as it is explained with relevant examples.
General, it has been assumed that the ethical practices are good as it provides a feeling of
honesty, fairness and equality while the way to show the presence of the unethical practices is
pursued in a good manner. The case of ASX depicts that the wrong notion of organizations like
ASX by not being transparent with people may take people towards huge losses in the end. The
recommendation made after the analysis of the study is well presented and is helpful for others.
The next case regarding the unethical behaviour is well shown as it is generally observed by
everyone in the life. The people who don’t wish to use the power for the benefits of all and rather
on personal benefits will eventually lead towards a failure. As in the agriculture industry, farmers
should really be provided with sufficient time. The next para is quite irrelevant and doesn't seem
to be fit in the study. In the last few sentences, the emphasis on the unethical behaviour is linked
with the customer adaptabilities which is also agreeable to the context. At last, the conclusion
made is briefly explained and hence can be provided with more deepen knowledge about the
above-mentioned examples. The bending of people towards the use of only ethical behaviour
should be explained with some new findings with the proofs which define the importance if
using or having ethical behaviour in the private as well as public businesses.
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