Psychopathic In Enron

According the Alex Gibney’s movie, I would say that I believe in the correctness of Joel Bakan’s arguments. Enron Company shows “psychopathic” traits that provide effect to their employees and other people lives. The actions involve immoral actions, shadow business and money manipulations that destroy people careers. Joe Bakan gave clear view that what Enron did was planned. Moreover, Enron took a risk that could make a huge profit, however; was over their opportunity. In my opinion, “psychopathic” traits was the key point in managing after getting huge profit, they started less and less care about their employees. They knew that their actions will damage people lives, however; the lying on financial reports was mentioned in the movie. As well as lying Enron leaders pocketed millions of dollars on covering debts by unlawful way. This arguments clearly shows that there was “psychopathic” trait in Enron business way.

Kenneth Lay was a captain of ship call Enron who ignored all warning signs and kept going full speed. The phrase from the movie pretty colorful explain the idea …show more content…
They are greedy to profit and power. In my opinion, values and responsibility of employees actions defined by their positions and management of the corporation. For example, in Enron all employees was in situation when they have to makes others lower to be higher them, lie, and hide information about some losses of money. To make incredible profit to keep their working place. All people want to earn money to support their family and do not have needs what they cannot solve. The situation make people make critical decisions what can be caused by stresses and situation in company. In general everything depend on position of employee and value of job what the worker doing. If financial manager will make critical mistake it can cause a huge money losing and bankruptcy of the