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Codes of conduct are not always "professional" (they may be encountered, for example, if you are an amateur programmer who contributes to open-source projects); and they aren't always ethical either! Sometimes it's a way to bully people into following political norms, etc. So: that's why. Many people know the term COC but might not have even heard of an "ethical code", let alone encountered one at work.
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Codes of conduct are not always "professional" (they may be encountered, for example, if you are an amateur programmer who contributes to open-source projects); and they aren't always ethical either! Sometimes it's a way to bully people into following political norms, etc. So: that's why. Many people know the term COC but might not have even heard of an "ethical code", let alone encountered one at work.
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