While every business faces some form of ethical pressure from time to time, what are these pressures and what steps could one follow at helping to manage these business ethics; while taking social responsibility to one’s ethical actions that are affecting these overall businesses. So, what are these ethically pressures that are currently influencing one’s business ethics, and where do they come from; they come from customers, staff, business rivals, acceptors; and shareholders like you and me. For beginner’s ethical pressures vary from person to person and organization to organization, but knowing what each one wants from the business will help to elevate any pressures from surfacing; that’s why one needs to be knowledgeable in each aspect of the organization. Being able to identify these aspects with help in knowing actually what the individual’s wants, let’s begin with the customer, according to them they are in the market for getting exactly what they are pay for, meaning great products and friendly service; at little to nothing. Employees, however, expect to be treated the way they want to be treated with respect, and dignity; as well as receiving reasonable wages for their hard work; however, it’s a two-way street. Acceptors are no different for they what to be assured that the bills will be paid promptly, and will be received within a reasonable time frame; without excesses or delay. As for business rivals, they pressure us by increasing their overall inventory, and
