A word whose connotation is neither positive nor negative. For example, when speaking about a pet, the word âdogâ has a neutral connotation; but, the word âmuttâ has a negative connotation, and the word âpurebredâ has a positive connotation.
organizational identity is the central, distinctive, and continuous core of a shared organizational scheme, it can improve the organizational effectiveness and performance (Stimpert, Gustafson and Sarason, 1998) and can act as a framing mechanism for organizational decision making (Albert and
The concept of organizational culture suggests that organizations have identifiable cultures of which ethics are a part. By definition culture is the shared beliefs of an organization's members, hence the ethical culture of an organization would be reflected in the beliefs about the ethics of an organization which are shared by its members.