Another study confirms that "tribal instincts" often reign supreme, and that ethics is often subservient to groupthink.
(According to the "Moral foundations theory", loyalty is one of the five foundations of morality:
I can see that in war the normal rules of ethics go out the window and the only unethical thing to do is to lose.
But should you lie on behalf of your employer? As a rule I don’t think I would, and I think I’d get fired. I would feel no more loyalty to an employer than to my grocer. After all, both are just trading partners.