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Do Ethics Really Make You a Better Leader in Business?

Leading Blog

Many companies have a set of values and company policies. However, very few companies educate leaders about ethics and encourage leaders to discuss ethics with their teams. Ethics are usually an afterthought, taken seriously only after an event that causes a business or team to fall apart.

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Why Ethics are Essential for a Strong Team Culture

Strategy Driven

However, what has been largely overlooked by many business leaders is the essential foundation for a culture that sustains and thrives: Ethics. An understanding and common ethical language is missing for many organizations. Culture entails policies and rules, like a work-from-home policy or a vacation policy.

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How Should Change Leadership and Common Good Intersect?

Thin Difference

Nothing around us stays static, so change leadership is a necessity. Change for the sake of change is not good leadership. Change requires a grounding in a business and societal understanding and discovery from which reasonable policies and strategies arise. Change leadership and common good need a tighter intersection.

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Married BlackRock executive fired for failing to disclose office romance

HR Digest

In 2018, BlackRock held a meeting of its global executive committee, a group of about 20 of the company’s senior-most executives, which included both Smith and Wiseman, where Fink discussed the conduct of senior management employees and how they would be held to a higher standard of ethics and conduct.

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Trump Is About to Test Our Theory of When Leaders Actually Matter

Harvard Business Review

Compounding that problem, of course, is the enormous degree of uncertainty surrounding what Trump actually wants to do as president and how much he will defer to Congress on the details, and even the broad strokes, of his policy agenda. I can only hope I will be proven as wrong about the second as I was about the first. ’s debt.