Jill Lynch Silva, Talent Development Specialist
“Ethical behavior is doing the right thing when no one else is watching – even when doing the wrong thing is legal.” – Aldo Leopold | American Author
We like to think of ourselves as ethical individuals and indeed most of us are. In a vacuum, it’s easy to say to ourselves, “of course, I’d tell them exactly what’s wrong and why.” but what happens when you’re put into a position where situational pressures and political pressures are mounting? Would you trade in your ethics for a chance at increasing your professional clout and gaining acceptance with a group you admire? Consider this video and reflect on what you would do in this situation and how you can utilize these steps toward creating a more ethical workplace.
Dawne Ware: Ethics: Yes, Even When Nobody is Watching
Conflict of Interest and Business Ethics
