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Why Ignoring Your Employees Could Be Your Company’s Biggest Mistake!

Lead from Within

By actively listening and responding, you demonstrate that their voices matter, strengthening the bond between you and your team. Show your dedication to the company’s values and work ethic. When employees see their leaders actively participating and demonstrating commitment, they are more likely to follow suit.

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New Perspectives Required To Create AI Fit For Humanity

The Horizons Tracker

As technologies such as robotics and artificial intelligence have progressed, there has been considerable time and effort given to the ethics of this development. It demands that technology moves on from being seen as a passive participant in our life towards one where they’re an active player with their own behavioral characteristics.

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Colleague vs Coworker: What Do They Mean to You?

HR Digest

Some even build long-term bonds that continue even outside of work but such connections need to be built with some caution and delicacy. If your workplace is a little more relaxed and leaves room for building more open and friendly relationships with colleagues and coworkers, then you could create room in your interactions for that as well.

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How to Fix Financial Capitalism? Focus on Ethics

Harvard Business Review

It has lost touch with what one participant at the CFA Institute event called "the golden rule of being a fiduciary — exercising the same degree of care in managing client assets as one would one's own money." Restoring trust and confidence requires commitment to and investment in professional and business ethics.

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Research: More Than Half of Top Female Execs Were College Athletes

Harvard Business Review

Only 3% did not participate in sports at any point in their lives. These executives attribute participation in athletics to qualities like a commitment to bringing projects to completion and greater abilities in motivating others. Its supporters dreamed of the day that participation levels would also be equal.

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May 2016 Leadership Development Carnival

Lead Change Blog

Jim summarizes: Effective leadership involves staying true to steadfast principles and maintaining a consistent, ethical approach to how you conduct yourself daily, whether it’s through community service, managing in business or government, or interacting with peers as you solve problems and serve customers and clients.

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Office Politics Is Just Influence by Another Name

Harvard Business Review

After all, who wants to participate in backstabbing, lying, cheating, blaming, sucking up, and playing people against each other? My co-authors and I call these relationships “resonant” Resonant relationships are bonds we build as a result of truly seeing people and valuing them for who they are. Influence Ethics'