By Linda Fisher Thornton Life is complex. Situations are tricky. To get to the heart of issues, we need to ask hard questions and really think about the answers. We need to question what we're told (internally) and dig into what issues really mean. We need to consider how our choices will impact our character and integrity.
Tag: ethical values
Ethical Values are Good For Business (Part 1)
By Linda Fisher Thornton Even if a company has clear values, applying them is not as easy as leaders might think. According to Gallup (2016), just 23% of U.S. employees strongly agree that they can apply their organization’s values to their work every day, and only 27% strongly agree that they "believe in" their organization's values.  In 2022 Gallup reported that "Without strong, lived and embedded values, it is difficult for employees to find meaning in their job."
Ethics-Rich Leadership: Why We Need It
By Linda Fisher Thornton
I was originally going to used the words "ethics-infused leadership" in this post, but I realized that would treat ethics a little bit like a lime twist in a cold drink. The drink would hint of lime, but it wouldn't be FULL of lime. So I chose to use "ethics-rich" leadership instead.
I think you may already be looking for the ethics-rich leadership I'm talking about.Â