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How To Give And Receive Constructive Criticism

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Don’t compete — collaborate

Look for ways to collaborate with your coworkers rather than compete with them. When workplaces get competitive, people start to lose sight of what is ethical and unethical.

They become focused on helping their team win at all costs, which can blind them to the ethical consequences of their behavior. 

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The Benefits of Being Loyal

The Benefits of Being Loyal

When employees are loyal, both they and their organizations benefit. Loyal employees tend to have stronger bonds with others because of loyalty’s “binding effect.” These strong bonds are important for cooperation and the pursuit of shared organizational goals.

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The Risks of Being Too Loyal

Loyalty can also foster unethical behavior if not managed.

For instance, research has shown that employees that are too loyal to their organizations are less likely to blow the whistle on corruption. They feel that they are part of a community and want to protect that commu...

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If you see something, say something

When something looks or feels wrong, say something to your colleagues or managers. Although your loyalty to your organization may lead you to worry about “rocking the boat,” remember that silence is often what enables wrongdoing to continue.

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"The pessimist complains about the wind. The optimist expects it to change. The leader adjusts the sails.”- John Maxwell

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  • May Encourage Deception: Employees may look for ways to make their performance appear to be good when it isn’t.
  • Misaligned Incentives: poorly conceived ones may incentivize risky and irresponsible behavior that undermines the mission of the company. 

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