“Ethics: What’s Hot?“ is a well-delivered discourse that emphasized the certainty that ethics does matter. In times of unscrupulous government and greedy businesses, it does not mean that business ethics is obsolete. Ethical standards still have a pragmatic place in the business setting no matter what era and venue. Why does it really matter? I’m a strong advocate that everything in business and personal life come down to trust. Once reputation is damaged, it may be hard to repair.
Ethics is applicable to all whether one is CEO, manager, engineer, operator or a front-liner. Ethics is important to know more about and be married into the culture of every organization. Even though we are stormed with the government corruption and mysteries …show more content…
Mansibang strikes the readers straight to the heart, mind and conscience with regards to ethics. He reminds us to be logical, rational and most notably ethical. Scholastically written, the initial article reiterated the principle of moral values and its relationship to moral imagination and ethical justifications. When no law abides, ethical decisions and moral decisions resides. An ethical man chooses the better right when the choice is between good versus good and the dilemma on doing the right thing arises. I myself face ethical issues that challenged my logical and ethical justification. I have worked with glory grabbers and tyrants where these people toothed their horns yet have forgotten the orchestra that accompanied them turning ‘We’ to simply ‘I’ and these people disregard ideas from persons they favor the least. Their lack of ethics and morality is the reason these people seem to be ruthless and relentless in which these individuals were born to do anything to succeed, and they don’t have the conscience that impedes the rest of us. In other instances, it’s about ethics and ambition which drags us down to principles and power …show more content…
It made me reminisced the times I was preoccupied with worldly culture and landed myself in hot water. My grade school sibling needed to read a book and have someone to react and sign. Her friend had returned the book with the corresponding one paragraph reaction, yet there was no autograph to justify authenticity. I told my sibling I could just put a signature above her buddy’s name in order to complete the prerequisites of her homework without dropping by to her friend’s house which is 20 minutes away from home. My sister swiftly articulated that my suggestion was not the right thing to do as she plunged the line: “Ate, you do not know what the book was all about. You could not just sign on someone’s behalf to justify that it is
Ethics is applicable to all whether one is CEO, manager, engineer, operator or a front-liner. Ethics is important to know more about and be married into the culture of every organization. Even though we are stormed with the government corruption and mysteries …show more content…
Mansibang strikes the readers straight to the heart, mind and conscience with regards to ethics. He reminds us to be logical, rational and most notably ethical. Scholastically written, the initial article reiterated the principle of moral values and its relationship to moral imagination and ethical justifications. When no law abides, ethical decisions and moral decisions resides. An ethical man chooses the better right when the choice is between good versus good and the dilemma on doing the right thing arises. I myself face ethical issues that challenged my logical and ethical justification. I have worked with glory grabbers and tyrants where these people toothed their horns yet have forgotten the orchestra that accompanied them turning ‘We’ to simply ‘I’ and these people disregard ideas from persons they favor the least. Their lack of ethics and morality is the reason these people seem to be ruthless and relentless in which these individuals were born to do anything to succeed, and they don’t have the conscience that impedes the rest of us. In other instances, it’s about ethics and ambition which drags us down to principles and power …show more content…
It made me reminisced the times I was preoccupied with worldly culture and landed myself in hot water. My grade school sibling needed to read a book and have someone to react and sign. Her friend had returned the book with the corresponding one paragraph reaction, yet there was no autograph to justify authenticity. I told my sibling I could just put a signature above her buddy’s name in order to complete the prerequisites of her homework without dropping by to her friend’s house which is 20 minutes away from home. My sister swiftly articulated that my suggestion was not the right thing to do as she plunged the line: “Ate, you do not know what the book was all about. You could not just sign on someone’s behalf to justify that it is