这是一位管理者写的：I pondered the business and government-related sca

这是一位管理者写的：I pondered the business and government-related scandals that have occupied the front pages of newspapers,it became clear that a good manager in today's world must have courage and a strong sense of integrity.He or She must know where to draw the line between right and wrong.
That can be agonizingly difficult.Drawing a line in a corporate setting sometimes involves having to make a choice between what appears to be conflicting "right".e.g:if one is faced with a decision whether or not to close an ailing factory,whose interests should prevail?Those of stockholder of employees?of customers?or those of the community in which the factory is located?It's a tough choice.And the typical manager faces many others.
Sometimes these choices involve simple questions of honesty or truthfulness.More often,they are more subtle and involve such issues as having to decide whether to "cut corners" and economize to meet profit objectives that may be beneficial in the short run but that are not in the best long-term interests of the various groups being served by one's company .Making the right choice in situations such as these clearly demands integrity and the courage to follow where one's integrity leads.
然后他问what is integrity,and DO you have integrity?(说明理由）
第二问我不太会写,我想委婉的说一下,

在这里integrity应该是正直的意思.你说说你是否正直,也就是在做决定时,如何正确处理各种关系.
I think there is only comparative integrity.Definately,the interest of the company as a whole comes first.Then as a decision maker,one should know what is more important correspongdingly to different orientation.For example,when dealing with customer complains,only by placing oneself in others' position can he handle this well.Thus making the different choice varying certain situations can be a better and wise way,in my opinion.
我写的这段话的大致意思是,正直是相对的.当然,做决定都是一公司的利益为大前提的.然后,决策者所做的决定应依不同的目标群体的利益而定.
我是这么理解的,还有什么要补充的,或者修改的,