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In business ethics, for instance, Fisher & Lovell (2009) and MSG (2012) observe that effective business leaders incorporate both individual values and ethical principles in their leadership actions and decisions.... This paper explores specific values that make business leaders ethical.... Values that Make business leaders Ethical Honestly is the first and foremost value that business leaders must practice to become ethical (MSG, 2012)....
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Second, honesty is important in all financial transactions.... Transparency and accountability helps speed up business transactions and assures the continued growth and profitability of the mortgage housing sector.... Transparency and accountability helps speed up business transactions and assures the continued growth and profitability of the mortgage housing sector.... This is highly unethical since a business must strive to give a high consumer satisfaction to its clients and explain the nature of its service to consumers....
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Ethical skills involve honesty skills, giving respect to all the members of the group, listening skills as well as relationships built-in trust.... honesty is an important factor for any group's success.... It is true that honesty is the best policy.... Without honesty among the group members, no group can work effectively and accomplish its goals.... Therefore, honesty within and with other group members is extremely important for the group as a whole....
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This paper "Paternal Influences on Ethical Decision Making of Senior leaders " focuses on the fact that senior leaders in organizations owe the responsibility to display a high level of ethical and moral values in their conduct, both within the organization and outside of it.... It is imperative to evaluate factors that motivate leaders to indulge in unethical practices, in utter neglect of the values they appeared to possess.... In the aftermath of scandals involving major corporations, questions surface as to why senior leaders, despite their commitment to ethics publicly endorsed a code of ethics....
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Case Study
In the paper 'Great leaders Grow' the author analyzes the book by en Blanchard and Mark Miller, which reflects the business society and provides qualities that compose a modern-day leader.... The author states that Ken Blanchard and Mark Miller, are leading experts in the corporate sector who have had different experiences on the leaders that different situations create.... It includes the four steps that should be followed by potential leaders towards growth and become great leaders....
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Book Report/Review
This has further been coupled with a decline in upholding moral responsibility and workplace ethics.... In order to achieve its goals, organization assign its employees to different roles and status as per one ability and specialization thus leaders and subordinates.... Whilst the core function of the business is profit making, management and leaders should be responsive to the moral duties of the society as a whole.... business literature as well as management has always emphasized on profits as the primary reason for an enterprise with little regard for ethics....
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With a positive personality, leaders influence their followers to emulate their spirit.... The character of leaders determines how a society will handle the shocks and stresses that accompany the reign of that leader.... leaders are majorly extroverts, as opposed to introverts who are better at sharing ideas than in interaction with people.... leaders who have ethical leadership skills influence the operations of an organization or community....
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oreover, I will apply honesty as one of the organizational cultural values.... honesty requires that I should always act in the best interest of the organization and not the individual gains.... By applying honesty when rejecting to inflate the expense account, I will have upheld the organizational values which require every employee to uphold the moral principles when conducting business on behalf of the organization.... This is because upholding the ethical principles enables the stakeholders to identify what is right to do and what is wrong to avoid....
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