This document outlines Indian cultural values that can form the basis of an organizational value tree, including respecting individuals, cooperation, containing greed, self-discipline, and customer satisfaction. It notes that people who practice these values tend to be happy and able to overcome obstacles. While people's commitment to values may vary, management should implement practices that suit different situations. The document also presents a model where individual influences like value systems and organizational influences like codes of conduct both impact ethical behavior.
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Value Tree
This document outlines Indian cultural values that can form the basis of an organizational value tree, including respecting individuals, cooperation, containing greed, self-discipline, and customer satisfaction. It notes that people who practice these values tend to be happy and able to overcome obstacles. While people's commitment to values may vary, management should implement practices that suit different situations. The document also presents a model where individual influences like value systems and organizational influences like codes of conduct both impact ethical behavior.
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VALUE TREE
VALUES ROOTED IN THE DEEP STRUCTURE OF INDIAN
CULTURE AND SOCIETY • • The individual must be respected • Cooperation and trust • Jealousy is harmful for mental health • Purification of mind • Top quality product or service • Work is worship • Containment of greed • Ethico-moral soundness • Self-discipline and self-restraint • Customer satisfaction • Creativity • Inspiration to give • Renunciation and detachment • • People recognizing this and practicing in life are always found to be happy, contented and demonstrate tremendous will power to delude various obstacles •
• No doubt, people are values friendly some
may vary in terms of degree, thus management has to come out with different practices suiting the situation. • Individual/Organizational Model of Ethical Behavior Individual Influences Value systems Locus of control Machiavellianism Cognitive moral development Ethical Behavior Organizational Influences Codes of conduct Norms Modeling Rewards and punishments