Corruption Siemens Flashcards

(11 cards)

1
Q

Why can a business be corrupted?

A

Because they forget what the founder stood for when building the company, or they forget the values that have made them so valuable in the market

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2
Q

What does a leader need to look for for avoiding corruption?

A

Highest performance with highest ethics

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3
Q

Why may corruption within a culture?

A

Leadership failure

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4
Q

How do you reform a business with a corrupt culture?

A

You give a shot to the involved to accept offering that they would be completely taken into amnesty

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5
Q

How do you connect with a person that has gone corrupt?

A

Talk in terms of “we”

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6
Q

What is compliance?

A

Cumplimiento

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7
Q

How do you check for compliance of transparency laws?

A

Recurrent deep revisions of the leaders, if doing wrong giving them time to correct their behavior

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8
Q

How can you motivate an employee to be more transparent?

A

Giving incentive (annual bonus). Siemens have 17%.

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9
Q

What is compliance?

A

Responsibility of management that leads to success

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10
Q

Who is Andreas Pohlman?

A

Chief compliance manager

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11
Q

How to keep transparency constant and sustainable?

A

Keep innovating for the product to be good enough to not be corruptible

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