Introduction
Professional ethics are core values for any company – being a responsible business partner, employer, customer or a supplier is an important part of professionalism and forms an essential foundation on which any business is carried out. Ethical behavior of individuals should not be just a reaction to regulation or legal compliance, but a means of growth professionally as well as personally. Being ethical at a work place gives individuals confidence in the work they do.
A subset of ethics that functions to define, criticize in conjunction with clarification of professional work and its corresponding values is called professional ethics (Su, 2014). To understand professional ethics, an operational definition of what a professional …show more content…
They often decide to follow the professional code of ethics when they act as a professional even though they may personally disagree with the specified code. However, every person has an option of resigning if their professional code conflicts with their personal ethics. This problem is not limited to professional versus personal ethics. All of us are challenged with the reality of rules or laws that we personally believe are unreasonable or corrupt. We have to determine how to resolve this tension. Being a practical ethicist, I would not always take a principled and extreme stance for every issue I come across in life personally nor professionally. For instance, I am fully against the death penalty, but I don’t feel like moving out of the state of Texas just because this state allows the death penalty and imposes more than any state in the US. At the same time, I also believe we must take an honorable stance in some instances even though we may have to pay a high cost for taking that route. For example, Dr. King was someone who was ready to go to prison in order to fight unfair laws that eventually were reversed partly due to his ethical …show more content…
Such a methodology was spearheaded by Foucault. From numerous points of view this methodology is the most productive on the grounds that it permits a general picture of expert life to be shaped and alternate parts of expert morals, those recorded above, to be set inside this structure. Professional work and occupational work are distinct much so like professional ethics is distinct form occupational work ethic (Jin, 2007). Professional ethics can be distinguished by its service ideals and values. Hence, getting to know the major service ideals of an occupation and then further categorized based on the description of work. Apart from the ideal and the factual analysis a third level can also be used which is fear. Fear, is simply what the customer needs to fear when dealing with professionals. Although a cynical question, it is often
Professional ethics are core values for any company – being a responsible business partner, employer, customer or a supplier is an important part of professionalism and forms an essential foundation on which any business is carried out. Ethical behavior of individuals should not be just a reaction to regulation or legal compliance, but a means of growth professionally as well as personally. Being ethical at a work place gives individuals confidence in the work they do.
A subset of ethics that functions to define, criticize in conjunction with clarification of professional work and its corresponding values is called professional ethics (Su, 2014). To understand professional ethics, an operational definition of what a professional …show more content…
They often decide to follow the professional code of ethics when they act as a professional even though they may personally disagree with the specified code. However, every person has an option of resigning if their professional code conflicts with their personal ethics. This problem is not limited to professional versus personal ethics. All of us are challenged with the reality of rules or laws that we personally believe are unreasonable or corrupt. We have to determine how to resolve this tension. Being a practical ethicist, I would not always take a principled and extreme stance for every issue I come across in life personally nor professionally. For instance, I am fully against the death penalty, but I don’t feel like moving out of the state of Texas just because this state allows the death penalty and imposes more than any state in the US. At the same time, I also believe we must take an honorable stance in some instances even though we may have to pay a high cost for taking that route. For example, Dr. King was someone who was ready to go to prison in order to fight unfair laws that eventually were reversed partly due to his ethical …show more content…
Such a methodology was spearheaded by Foucault. From numerous points of view this methodology is the most productive on the grounds that it permits a general picture of expert life to be shaped and alternate parts of expert morals, those recorded above, to be set inside this structure. Professional work and occupational work are distinct much so like professional ethics is distinct form occupational work ethic (Jin, 2007). Professional ethics can be distinguished by its service ideals and values. Hence, getting to know the major service ideals of an occupation and then further categorized based on the description of work. Apart from the ideal and the factual analysis a third level can also be used which is fear. Fear, is simply what the customer needs to fear when dealing with professionals. Although a cynical question, it is often