Ethical conduct and the professional's dilemma: choosing between service and success

New York: Quorum Books (1991)
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McDowell offers an unusually frank discussion of the ethical principles that should govern decisions and analyzes the pressures that drive some professionals to sell unnecessary or excessive services.

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BJ1725.M36 1991

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