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Dr. Mathis (Dr. K) Week 3 Response Post #2 - Heather Cleveland Hi Shatasha, | didn't know about Wells Fargo. If they made these fraudulent accounts, I'm not sure what they were doing with themcharging people or wrecking their credit? Tayan (2018) described Wells Fargo's \"cross-selling scandal," where millions of unauthorized accounts were created without customer consent to meet aggressive sales goals. The fallout led to hefty fines, legal issues, and the CEO's resignation. As a constructive suggestion, the information was confusing, and | had to look up the story myself to gain background understanding. Perhaps a brief description would be helpful alongside your initial argument? Integrity and a high level of ethical standards are something we should all strive for, but they are seldom achieved at a level that warrants emulation. | am a visual person, and | found this visual from Indeed simple and a good example of ethics. , o, & Dedication Initiative Characteristics of Self- Discipline ' good worth ethic : s* @na & Responsibility - Goal-Oriented Cooperation 'indeed Utilizing goal-driven examples can provide clear and easy-to-understand examples for others. Data-driven analysis can assist with the comprehensive assessments you discuss that are needed to help align with the ethical standards of the institution. Overall, this is a great post. Thank you for prompting me to think and explore the topic a bit more deeply. Heather C. Reply | Mark as Unread