Ethics: Page 6
Six Valuable Points I Learned From My Mentor
You meet a lot of people that teach you lessons about things in life, and it's plausible to say that you can learn something new from every person that ever crosses your path. So what gives a mentor that title? What sets them apart from the pack?
How to Deal When Personal Lives Impact Professional Goals
Conflicts of interest can create far bigger conflicts.
How To Be An Ethical Leader
Ethical behavior, in its simplest form, is knowing and doing what is right.
Some Apple Engineers Threaten to Quit if Forced to Break iPhone Encryption
Multiple Apple employees told the New York Times they would resist a direct order to create an encryption backdoor.
Retaining Founding Principles Can Be Tough
An appreciation of the reality that as a business grows, not everybody who comes on board shares the same level of enthusiasm or commitment to the organization's vision, is needed.
How This Indian Bug-Bounty Hunter Hacked 1.6 Billion Facebook Accounts
In exchange for not misusing the exploit and directly reporting it to Facebook, Zuckerberg's team rewarded him 10.5 lac rupees!
We Feel Less Responsible for Acting Badly When Ordered to Do Something
New research attempts to get at the root of why we are so easily persuaded to commit unethical actions when told to do so by another person.
Before Giving Advice, Consider This First
For best results, keep roles and conflicts of interest in mind.
What Is The Purpose Behind Your Startup?
Is money the only reason why your startup exists?
Why We Don't Want to See a Total Solar-Panel Eclipse Over Nevada
A controversial ruling regarding solar energy in Nevada challenges business leaders on ethics, the environment and corporate social responsibility.
3 Signs Your Job Has Become Intolerable
It's better to have a job than need a job, unless the boss demands you compromise your values for a paycheck.
Are Severance Agreements Slimy Business?
Is the common practice an ethical one? Our expert explains.
Why Coca-Cola's $550K Payments to an Anti-Obesity Group Is Causing a Stir
That's in addition to $2 million in donations that have fallen under scrutiny.
Why Points of Difference Could Be What Brings Your Company Together
Someone "not like us" may be just who you need.
Why Transparency Creates a Clear Path to Success and How to Maintain It
Collaborative partners openly share information. But what happens when one goes rogue?