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Detachment and Ethics Don't Mix
Detachment and Ethics Don’t Mix
By Linda Fisher Thornton
Ethics and detachment don’t mix. In fact, combining high ethical expectations with detached behavior can lead to trouble.
How can “detached leadership” contribute to ethical problems?
When we seem unapproachable, people are less likely to bring up ethical problems they’ve observed
Removing ourselves from day-to-day work keeps us unawareof ethical issues and potential…
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There Are No Quick Fixes For Ethics
There Are No Quick Fixes For Ethics http://wp.me/sr7Aq-fix
By Linda Fisher Thornton
I have been thinking about how lightly some leaders take the subject of ethics. Some ignore ethical issues altogether or think ethical issues are unimportant compared to concerns about profitability. It’s a risky choice to take ethics lightly. Why? Unlike heart or kidney transplants, there are no “ethics transplants” for people who have made bad ethical decisions.
We…
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Want To Thrive in Leadership Future? Tether Yourself To Values
Want To Thrive in Leadership Future? Tether Yourself To Values http://wp.me/sr7Aq-thrive
By Linda Fisher Thornton
It would be “easy [...] for organizations and leaders to become frozen by the magnitude of the changes under way” (McKinsey & Co., Management Intuition For the Next 50 Years). Success in future leadership requires being nimble and adaptive, flexing with constant change, and being ready for anything.
How should we stay grounded as we avoid crises and manage our way…
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