By Linda Fisher Thornton This is the second in a series on how to repair organizational trust. It was inspired by conversations with other members of the Trust Across America Trust Alliance and my work as part of the Trust Alliance TAP team as part of #tap2021. In this series, Trust Repair Part 1 addressed the importance of Accountability and strategies for building a robust accountability system. Trust Repair Part 2 addresses another area that the Trust Across America Trust Alliance found to be lacking in many organizations - Transparency.
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Ethical Leadership Interview on Culture Hacker Podcast
By Linda Fisher Thornton
I am delighted that Shane Green, author of Culture Hacker, invited me to be a guest on his podcast to talk about ethical leadership and culture.
Culture is what we make of it. As leaders, it's our job to make it an engaging, ethical, high-trust environment where people can do the very best work of their lives. And while we're doing that, the world is watching.
Ethical Failures: What Causes Them?
By Linda Fisher ThorntonMSJ-160130-08
This week Leaderonomics.com published "Understanding and Preventing Ethical Leadership Failures" as its Hard Talk Leadership Pick of the Week.
This article explores ethical failures and their individual and organizational causes.
It answers these leadership questions:
What are the intentional and unintentional causes of ethical failures?
What do you do when a senior leader isn't meeting ethical expectations?
What culture gaps can lead to ethical failures?
Forbes Business Article: “So You’d Like To Work in a More Ethical Culture?”
By Linda Fisher Thornton
Forbes Business Leaders published an article by Victor Lipman last week responding to my post 40 Ways To Build an Ethical Culture. In the article, he discusses how leaders can use the practical list to build a better workplace.
Leading in Context 