Review: The Integrity Dividend

Integrity. It often gets compromised to make that sale, make that deadline or just make it through the day. But Cornell University professor and author of The Integrity Dividend Tony Simons says: Not so fast. Holding on to one's integrity isn't just good for one's soul, it also has a direct and positive relationship on a company's bottom line. If you're skeptical about this very notion, you're certainly not alone, but Simons takes his case to the streets, talking to employees about their perspectives and why trust is so important at a successful company. He looks at a number of ways that integrity winds itself into the fabric of a company—mission statements, internal communication and overall culture are just three examples—and how to put this valuable asset to work. Give it a try, and you might just be surprised at the results.

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