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Ethical Leaders Don’t Put the Brakes on Learning

Posted by Linda Fisher Thorntonon May 16, 2018May 11, 2018in Ethical Leader, Ethical ThinkingLeave a comment

By Linda Fisher Thornton When leaders stop learning, they generate friction. Professionals who work with a leader who has "put the brakes on learning" are likely to experience conflict and dissatisfaction. A leader's failure to learn starts a chain reaction that harms individuals and teams.

5 Powerful Trends in Ethical Consumerism

Posted by Linda Fisher Thorntonon November 26, 2014November 25, 2014in Ethical Organization, Ethical Thinking, TrendsLeave a comment

By Linda Fisher Thornton If you think your customers are separate from your business, you are behind the times. Customers are becoming part of the fabric of organizations in ways that meet their very specific needs. This week I describe 5 powerful trends that are changing the rules of business, and require a heightened ethical awareness.