Accept responsibility and ethical decision making

In the film, True Grit, Mattie Ross searches for Tom Chaney. Chaney is wanted in Texas for the murder of a senator, but after him for stealing money from his father and kill him. He met Chaney. He pulls out a gun old horse, but he ignores the thought that he will not use weapons. He shoots and wounds him. Lying on the floor complaining, "Why does everything happen to me?" This behavior does not sound familiar?

The world is full of people who create trouble for everyone around them, but all I see is the problem they have created in which concerns them.

Take for example the person who uses a pair of pliers to tighten a nut to loosen it must return. The nut has been so damaged by the grippers that only a saw can now be used to remove the nut of the bolt. The person curses and throws his tools and machines complained of not being done well as they did.

Or consider the clerk that he lied to a customer about after market warranties. The customer returns the product for repair. The accused committed the management for not standing behind their employees and their customers.

Or consider a manager who creates strained relations between his team, and then blames the people, when funds of productivity.

Businesses need a shot of ethical responsibility to understand. There is a training video from ethical Better Business Bureau that the stars of Fame trainer Michael Josephson Ethics in a compelling presentation designed to strengthen the ethical performance in every organization.

I, Ethics in Action Video: six pillars of character explains in detail the six core values ​​that make up the essence of ethical judgment: reliability
Respect
Responsibility
Equity
Caring
Citizenship.

These values ​​are explained in a way that can make a difference in your work life and personal life.

The point of learning of the video are: to perceive the ethical dimensions of the choices
Improve the ethical quality of decision making
Formulate optimal ethical answers
Understanding ethics as an opportunity
The ethical practice in all circumstances

We are all directly influence the world around us. Our choices change our environment and our relationships. We must understand that our decisions are our responsibility.

Everything that happens to us, because we. Complaining does not help. Acceptance does not help. Maintaining values ​​and the choice of path hectic .......