Blind Spots

In Blind Spots, business ethicists Max Bazerman and Ann Tenbrunsel explore our tendency to overestimate our ethical decision-making capabilities, revealing how we often act unethically without intent. Through an examination of significant corporate scandals and ethical failures, the authors highlight phenomena like ethical fading and the misalignment between our "should self" and "want self," which contribute to questionable decisions. They propose innovative strategies for individuals and organizations to enhance ethical judgment and integrate ethics more effectively into daily life.