Corporate Culture and Ethics Questions and Answers Flashcards
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A supplier offers you a personal gift worth $200 as a thank-you for a large order. What should you do according to Walmart's ethics policy?
Answer: Politely decline the gift
Walmart's ethics policy prohibits accepting gifts from suppliers that could create a conflict of interest.
Which of the following best describes Walmart's 'Open Door' policy?
Answer: A process for associates to raise concerns without fear of retaliation
The Open Door policy allows associates at any level to bring concerns to management without fear of retaliation.
Sam Walton's Rule #1 in his '10 Rules for Building a Business' states which principle?
Answer: Commit to your business
Sam Walton's first rule emphasizes total commitment to the business as the foundation for success.
You witness a coworker making discriminatory remarks about another associate's ethnicity. What is the appropriate response?
Answer: Report it through the ethics hotline or to management
Walmart requires associates to report discrimination through proper channels to maintain a respectful workplace.
What does Walmart's 'Everyday Low Prices' (EDLP) philosophy primarily reflect about its corporate values?
Answer: A commitment to customer value and trust
EDLP reflects Walmart's core value of providing consistent, honest pricing that customers can rely on.
An associate discovers that their department manager has been falsifying time records. What should they do?
Answer: Report through the Global Ethics hotline
Falsifying records is a serious ethics violation that should be reported through the Global Ethics hotline to ensure proper investigation.