BUSINESS ETHICS

BUSINESS PRACTICES & CODES OF

ETHICS OF JOLLIBEE CORP.
VISUAL PRESENTATION OF GROUP 4
BUSINESS PRACTICES (JOLLIBEE)
1. Time Management
2. Greetings and Titles
3. Being Presentable
4. Equal Opportunity
5. Customer Service
6. Project Management
7. Being Accountable
8. Proper Disposal Practices
9. Present Clear Company Goals
10. Engage Employees
CODE OF ETHICS (JOLLIBEE)
1. Dress Code
2. Professionalism
3. Create Cultural Cohesiveness
4. Honesty & Fairness
5. Seek Clarity
6. Respect for Others
7. Respect Shared Spaces
8. Respect for the Rule of Law
9. Being on Time
10. Environmental Concern
GROUP 4; MEMBERS
Atoc, Trishia Rix
Manangkil, Rhona Joy
Reformado, Donna Claire
Besinga, Marian Grace
Hista, Honey Xyraine
Enad, Carl David
Onio, Marcq
CODE OF ETHICS
1. Time Management
2. Greetings and Titles
3. Dress Code
4. Meetings Management
5. Sales and Marketing
6. Customer Service
7. Project Management
8. Being Accountable
9. Respect Shared Spaces
10. Respect for the Rule of Law
Punctuality and time
management is a
fundamental value in US
business culture, both in
terms of time to start
the meeting/call and
time terminated it.
CODE OF ETHICS
1. Time Management
2. Greetings and Titles
3. Dress Code
4. Meetings Management
5. Sales and Marketing
6. Customer Service
7. Project Management
8. Being Accountable
9. Respect Shared Spaces
10. Respect for the Rule of Law
We should give a firm
handshake, with direct
eye contact and a smile,
but respect two- or
three-feet distance from
your partner; do not
hug or kiss.
CODE OF ETHICS
1. Time Management
2. Greetings and Titles
3. Dress Code
4. Meetings Management
5. Sales and Marketing
6. Customer Service
7. Project Management
8. Being Accountable
9. Respect Shared Spaces
10. Respect for the Rule of Law
Appropriate dress usually
depends on region,
industry, physician,
company, culture, client
facing versus black office
Etc. Senior managers and
clients facing workers tend
to always dress formally.
CODE OF ETHICS
1. Time Management
2. Greetings and Titles
3. Dress Code
4. Meetings Management
5. Sales and Marketing
6. Customer Service
7. Project Management
8. Being Accountable
9. Respect Shared Spaces
10. Respect for the Rule of Law
Interaction, participation
and concentration are
important to prove your
preparation and interest.
During presentations, it
is advised to use
statistics, evidence and
hard data to back up
your claims.
CODE OF ETHICS
1. Time Management
2. Greetings and Titles
3. Dress Code
4. Meetings Management
5. Sales and Marketing
6. Customer Service
7. Project Management
8. Being Accountable
9. Respect Shared Spaces
10. Respect for the Rule of Law
Making sure you know
that a potential buyers’
motivation for buying
products or services
similar to the one’s you’re
promoting. Having team
managers promoting an
open collaboration
between the sales and
marketing teams.
CODE OF ETHICS
1. Time Management Managing customers’
2. Greetings and Titles expectation by the
3. Dress Code transparent regarding
4. Meetings Management from the organization’s
5. Sales and Marketing good and services.
6. Customer Service Interacting with existing
7. Project Management and potential customer
8. Being Accountable on any popular platform.
9. Respect Shared Spaces
10. Respect for the Rule of Law
CODE OF ETHICS
1. Time Management Creating a risk response
2. Greetings and Titles team, developing a
3. Dress Code project brief, creating a
4. Meetings Management little project plan and
5. Sales and Marketing holding a meeting to
6. Customer Service conclude the project.
7. Project Management
8. Being Accountable
9. Respect Shared Spaces
10. Respect for the Rule of Law
CODE OF ETHICS
1. Time Management Separating your
2. Greetings and Titles
personal issues in
3. Dress Code
your life and work.
4. Meetings Management
5. Sales and Marketing Being responsible in
6. Customer Service your work.
7. Project Management
8. Being Accountable
9. Respect Shared Spaces
10. Respect for the Rule of Law
CODE OF ETHICS
1. Time Management The way you treat shared
2. Greetings and Titles
spaces will reflect on you
3. Dress Code
4. Meetings Management as a professional, so it’s
5. Sales and Marketing important that you label
6. Customer Service things correctly, stay
7. Project Management organized, and respect
8. Being Accountable others who also use
9. Respect Shared Spaces
these spaces.
10. Respect for the Rule of Law
CODE OF ETHICS
1. Time Management In the context of social
2. Greetings and Titles responsibility, respect for the
3. Dress Code rule of law means that an
4. Meetings Management organization complies with all
5. Sales and Marketing applicable laws and
6. Customer Service regulations. It is generally
7. Project Management implicit in the rule of law that
8. Being Accountable laws and regulations are
9. Respect Shared Spaces written ,publicly disclosed and
10.Respect for the Rule fairly enforced according to
of Law established procedures.