While I enjoyed reading the Enron Case Study by Sims and Brinkmann and found it to be extremely informative, the movie, Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room, provided additional information, details, and context regarding the individuals, decisions, and factors that contributed to Enron’s downfall (McLean & Elkind, 2003). To begin with, the movie delved into Ken Lay and Jeff Skilling’s personal, educational, and professional background and provided context regarding how their backgrounds influenced their decisions as Enron executives. Subsequently, I was able to better understand how their character flaws of selfishness, greed, and unscrupulousness were driven by personal insecurities, intellectual arrogance, and a deep seeded desire to succeed…