By Albert M. Erisman A mother and child are walking through the mall, and the mother turns to look at something. She glances back and the child is gone. A frantic search begins. Did the child simply wander off in distraction? Was he abducted? Is he in danger? What to do? An executive walks to …
John Edwardson discusses his time spent at United Airlines.
By David W. Gill Many of our contemporaries think that ethics is only about rules, especially ones telling us what not to do. The pejorative terms “legalistic” and “moralistic” capture the worst of this impression. What good are rules? Their main virtues are clarity and specificity. An ethics statement might be precise: “Do not refer …
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