You're a Hard Worker, but Those Around You Are Not

Do you ever notice the unfortunate lack of hard work ethic? Do you see this problem at your own job? You are a hard worker and you know it, but those around you are not. It is good to see your hard work ethic, now can you honestly say that you are the norm?

Management Malpractice Is A Reality We Don't Have To Accept

This article addresses the problem of rampant management malpractice in many of today's organizations. It offers explanations for how and why this type of organizational abuse is so prevalent and suggests how it can be counteracted.

Will Your Children Own Their Genes?

The article attempts to highlight some of the critical issues humanity will soon be facing as a resul of the recent developments in genetics and science in general.

Slaughterhouse Ethics

A scenario faced by all decision makers. This fable narrates dilemma where responsiblity of role clashes with ethics and emotions in an unique way.

Unfair Transaction

The fable narrates narrates how the transaction between employee and employer is unfair.

Values Matter - Even for Super Bowl Champions

Business values can't be taught. They must be caught. Values do matter because values drive decision making. Values drive behavior. Living out my values makes them meaningful both on a personal and business level.

False Earning Claim Fraud in Business Opportunities

Most business opportunity specialists and practitioners are indeed legitimate. Most business opportunity sellers really do care about their customers and the buyer. However, it is a wide known fact that many Biz Op companies are fraudulent and will lie just to make the sale.

Collect $200, Do Not Go to Jail: Enlightened CEOs and Your Portfolio

Run your business like you're playing Monopoly and these days you're likely to wind up in jail. That's why it's better to follow the enlightened CEO model when it comes to running your business.

The Grit in Integrity

Workplace integrity and workplace joy are essentially synamous. Truly standing by what is right- even when no one is looking- is the greatest challenge in business ethics. The joy will follow the successful meeting of that challenge.

A Matter of Trust

An interesting piece of news turned up today about how much nations trust their media. Indians fare quite high up on the charts. Going by the number of News Channels and Newspapers the country has today it seems that the people still have faith in the various newscasters in the country

Your Corporate Values - Reviewed

The values below are selected from a company with internet presence. The management of the company has put significant effort in setting the values up. This can be deducted by the number of corporate values that are selected.

A Rainbow Reminder Series Article: Big Corps Cheat, Scam Models Change, But Rip-off Devils Don't

Remember, this was in the 1970s. Computers didn't exist. Those personally invited as guests were given the opportunity to buy a basic membership for $25.00 or become a Sales Marketing Associate for only $375.00. Sales Associates would save even more and earn a percentage of all monies spent by their basic members. Was this good or what?

Ethical Decision Making at Home and at Work

Utilitarian Ethical reasoning has a simple and logical method for decision making both at home and at work. It is the most widely used ethical system used both in business and in private life. Living by an ethical system is not in conflict with your religion or lack of it.

Business Ethics: Top 7 Tips To Demonstrate Your Daily Work Ethics

re you finding yourself thinking about the business work ethics of others? Maybe it is time to look within yourself and determine if the issue is them or me.

Business Ethics: Lesson Plans, Knowledge Management, Ethics and Capitalism Collide

Education is big business and is facing new challenges especially with the explosion of the Internet and E-Bay entrepreneurs. Some professional teachers have discovered a potential new income stream. Has this stream revealed a potential collision between ethics and capitalism?