The minute a company says, “we need to train people on ethics, they are going down the wrong road” (Thompson, 2014, p. 79). Don L. Seidman, is a CEO for an LRN company that has brought ethical culture to the… Continue Reading →
Question: How have you handled unethical behaviour in your leadership context? If the behaviour was addressed, how was the conversation received? (Norm, 2018) Norm, great question! I work in healthcare, specifically with a very vulnerable population of patients so ethical… Continue Reading →
Question: “Through reading the material and watching the video, does your organization have these any of these “focuses” in place? What is something that you, or your organization, could do better to promote an ethical and moral culture?” (Daniel, 2018)… Continue Reading →
Management and Transformational Leadership Managers have a critical role because they are in a position to model behavior that reflects organizational values and standards, as well as make decisions that directly impact followers. Managers that take on a transformational leadership… Continue Reading →
Ethical behaviour is about knowing right from wrong and carrying out actions in accordance to those beliefs. Ethics in leadership is “concerned with the nature of leaders’ behavior and with their virtuousness” (Northouse, 2018, p. 336). A leader holds influence… Continue Reading →
Chris, I really enjoyed reading your post on Abraham Lincoln. For such a well known historical leader, he is not someone that comes up often in my work or personal life very often, so it was nice to be reminded… Continue Reading →
Sarah, I enjoyed your articulation of the valuable leadership lessons that Confucius gives us as well as your application of them in your daily life. I particularly like how you use the main philosophical principle of “what you do not… Continue Reading →
INTRODUCTION It speaks to the quality and uniqueness of this program that I got to interview a leader who is a very long way away from where I am. Hassan is in Africa, currently working as a Youth and Men’s… Continue Reading →
Hospice care is a very unique type of nursing. It is a service of palliative care that focuses on comfort and quality of life for those with life-limiting illness and their support networks. Hospice care is person-centered and holistic and… Continue Reading →
In reading part five and six, one piece resonated with me far more than any others, part two, chapter six, from an unknown author. The powerful words, although brief, stayed with me for some time. “I shall pass through this… Continue Reading →
