Ethical Intelligence
Five Principles for Untangling Your Toughest Problems at Work and Beyond
Category: Concepts & Trends
How to recognize the right thing and do it
In this summary you will learn
- What constitutes “ethical intelligence”
- How to apply its five core principles
- How to deal with common ethical challenges
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Why you should read Ethical Intelligence
Ethics are complex, but Bruce Weinstein offers a lucid guidebook to sticky ethical situations. He articulates five universal moral principles. Not always successfully: His logic needs work in a few areas, and he backs away from several complex ethical challenges. But even readers who disagree with the author will find value and utility here. getAbstract recommends Weinstein’s thoughtful guide to those interested in ethics and philosophy, as well as to managers and HR personnel who are responsible for shaping ethical workplaces.
About the Author
Bruce Weinstein, PhD, hosts Ask the Ethics Guy! on Bloomberg Businessweek’s online management channel.
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