The author discusses a trait that he has noticed while giving lectures on ethics—most people seem to think that it is the activities of others, not their own, that need to improve or change when it comes to building an ethical corporate culture. This attitude can pose a problem for ethics and compliance officers, and the author offers some advice.
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