Drawing the Ethical Line: When Your Compromise Becomes Complicity
Publication: Ethical Decision-Making | Integrity at Work | leadership | Values and Decision-Making | Workplace Ethics
First article in a three-part series on where you draw the ethical line. Over the course of my career, I’ve had plenty of moments where I disagreed with a decision. Most were straightforward situations where I put forward my position, someone else made the call, and while I didn’t like the decision, I got on with it. The […]
Are You Too Busy to be Good?
Publication: Busyness and Productivity | Ethical Decision-Making | Productivity Cost
One of my favourite books from childhood was Richard Scarry‘s Busy, Busy World, closely followed by What Do People Do All Day?. All the characters lived in Busytown. Busytown looked like a whole lot of fun. There was always something happening. Lots of activity, personalities and drama. As a kid growing up, I wanted to live in Busytown. […]