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When talking from an Organizational Ethics perspective many times the thin line between the right and the wrong gets erased. Our sense of “right” and “wrong” is determined by our personal code of ethics. “Right” means anything that is in accordance with the principles and organizational code of ethics. What is right to us may not be right to everyone. Similarly what is right to others may seem wrong to us.