Category: Ethics

As an entrepreneur, at times, you may have to adopt austerity measures to manage the financial affairs of the company or there may be many measures that may tend to make compromises on the quality of the products you manufacture or terminate the services of some of the current employees to increase profits. The situation… Continue reading Business and ethics

Apparently, the fossil record tells us that the female Tyrannosaurus Rex was much larger than the male and during mating season it had to tread very carefully. It seems that the female needed to consume greater amounts of calcium to produce strong eggs, which also contributed to the extra size of their massive arms. The… Continue reading Tyrannosaurus Rexina and Creative Physics Ethics

Facilitative and positive leadership is linked to management ethics, and it begins with a strong understanding of self. Some argue that the key elements of positive leadership are self-awareness, self-discipline, and self-efficacy, which then leads to the servant leader, who serves the company and workers by focusing on company goals and objectives rather than personal… Continue reading Ethics in Management – Ethical Management

Many organizations address ethics by sponsoring the occasional one- or two-hour training session for their employees. It’s almost as if we treat morals like pollination: one shot and you’re good for life! However, what we do know about learning is that it requires constant exposure to new material in order for it to be incorporated… Continue reading Incorporate ethics into your organization

For many years I have always said that I am not a moral person, however, I am a moral person. But when I say, “I am not a moral person,” I would wait to see the person’s reaction to me saying that before adding, “However, I am a moral person.” Typically, the person will wrinkle… Continue reading Ethics vs Ethics – According to the Pragmatic Thinker