Good course. Well structured and flows. Not too wordy as sometimes happens with this author.

Good course. Easy to navigate and follow.

Pass on this one (the 2017 course doesnt have the materials - probably the same). It Took half hour and I couldnt even find the answser to question 1, 2 or 3. Information is all over the place and disjointed. Santucci let us down on this one. Too wordy.

We are required to take our Ethics courses every year and although these are important to remind us of an essential part of our work that if damaged, could destroy our career and possibly our organization. But these courses tend to become repetitive and mundane. I particularly liked this course for its case studies. One is about a female executive at Enron and her role prior to the Enron demise. The author makes you really think about how ethical is really ethical. If you take the course I think you’ll understand what I mean. Maintaining complete ethical behavior towards your organization, your clients, and the public is very difficult sometimes and I think you have to totally step back to see your situation most clearly in order to do what’s right.