When it comes to promises, most people do not intend to break a promise they make. As children, most people learn that keeping a promise shows that you care about someone and that you are trustworthy. As one begins to join the workforce, keeping promises can become more difficult. Why is that the case?
A) One must consider his or her own benefits of keeping or sharing information.
B) Determining to whom you will be loyal and how you will show that loyalty becomes a factor.
C) The company might share some information with you and not allow you to share it, but you also have coworkers who are friends who would benefit from knowing the information.
D) Your ethical beliefs may be swayed based on company culture and norms.

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Oftentimes, one becomes friends with coworkers. It then may be difficult to not share information that impacts them, even though you may not be in a position to share the information based on company policies.

When It Comes to Promises, Most People Do Not Intend