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How Honesty Pays - Restoring Integrity to the Workplace

English · Hardback

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Informationen zum Autor The author and illustrator have been a team since the beginning of their time together, and this can certainly be said for this book. Both Charles and Wendy studied for their BA and MA at the same university, working hard together to achieve their best. They decided to combine their hard work and determination to write a book that will help influence the minds of children on the world around them. Klappentext Against the all-too-familiar backdrop of corporate scandal and greed, Charles Watson provides what he calls a blueprint to help working men and women, from the tops of organizations to the bottoms, step forward and help restore and defend the integrity of business. Step by step, he outlines fifteen fundamental commandments of honest business-from put people first to be your own person-common-sensical approaches to making decisions, solving problems, and taking action in ways that deliver results without compromising on principles. Using dozens of compelling examples, from companies large and small, Watson demonstrates how honesty, integrity, and trust are at the root of such essential business concepts as creativity and innovation, risk taking, collaboration, attracting and retaining talented people, and anticipating and exceeding customer expectations. He also tackles such complex issues as how to prevent an ethical ego from becoming arrogant and how to stand your ground when faced with unethical competition, resistance from above or below, or the temptation to take the path of least resistance. Ultimately, he provides practical, not abstract or theoretical, recommendations for developing individuals and organizations that encourage authentic relationships, act in ways that society admires, and have the boldness to initiate action with conviction. Watson also tackles such complex issues as how to prevent an ethical ego from becoming arrogant and how to stand your ground when faced with unethical competition, resistance from above or below, or the temptation to take the path of least resistance. He reminds us that integrity is derived from the Latin integritas-oneness, a consistency of purpose, word, and deed. Applying this principle, he provides practical, not abstract or theoretical, recommendations for developing individuals and organizations that encourage authentic relationships, celebrate positive achievements, act in ways that society admires, and have the boldness to initiate action with conviction. Ultimately, Watson demonstrates that with courage and humility you can, indeed, do well by doing good-not only at work, but in all aspects of your life. Zusammenfassung Outlines fifteen fundamental "commandments" of honest business. This book offers thought-provoking insights and practical advice for acting ethically in business! illustrates the principles through dozens of engaging examples! and addresses the challenges that people face when trying to match their ideals with their actions. Inhaltsverzeichnis Preface Value Honesty Develop Inner Strength Respect Deep-Seated Feelings Put People First Pass the Utmost Test Become a First-Rate Person Stand Tall Act Boldly on Your Convictions Be Your Own Person Use Good Judgment Face Difficulties Head-On Make the Most of Your Uniqueness Earn Trust Defeat What Destroys Improve Your Ability to Perform Additional Reading Index ...

Product details

Authors David Shumaker, Charles Watson, Charles E. Watson
Publisher Abc Clio Press
 
Languages English
Product format Hardback
Released 30.10.2005
 
EAN 9780275987879
ISBN 978-0-275-98787-9
No. of pages 185
Dimensions 159 mm x 241 mm x 19 mm
Subjects Education and learning > Vocational and technical college books
Social sciences, law, business > Business > Miscellaneous

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