Key Takeaways From Diana Gasper's Video Bigger Than Enron (Movie Review Sample)

Bigger than Enron
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My significant takeaway from the Diana Gasper video is that some influential organizations and individuals contribute to the unethical behaviors of large corporations. This means that despite the internal stakeholders such as executives and employees, other players play a critical role in the accounting scandals. These key external stakeholders include the congress, auditors, lawyers, investment advisors, and consultants. The video shows how different people and entities contributed to the downfall of Enron. For instance, there were companies and individuals responsible for being a watchdog to ensure that the company followed the correct principle and standards in financial reporting. These were some of the key stakeholders that contributed to the company's collapse.
The documentary also determines and evaluates the ethical dilemmas that the company faced before its collapse. For example, Arthur Anderson was responsible for auditing the company's financial reports and decided to get unethical by operating and inappropriately auditing the financial reports. The auditor decided to hide the accounting frauds being perpetrated by the company and gave positive results and notes comparing the company's financial performance. For example, when investigations began about the company documents of auditing were nowhere to be seen as different parties tried to run