Should we manage hypocrisy or simply ignore it?
- From: Chim <ChimS1@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2008 00:27:41 -0700 (PDT)
In business, we don't care if someone is honest or hypocritical. We're
not too much concerned about the authenticity of the product. We
usually buy a product, based on our budget. If it fits our need which
is for most of the time physiological, we'll buy it.
We'll take a look at how folks would go about to purchase a Microsoft
Windows operating system as an example of the business decision.
Between an authentic package of Windows which costs $150 and a pirated
one which costs only $2, folks would automatically opt for the lower
price.
From the personal perspective, the lower price enormously fits ourbudget. However, it can be problematic and ambiguous if folks choose
the lower price product for business or industrial applications. These
are the ethical issues of legitimacy, integrity and public confidence.
The decision to manage hypocrisy or simply to ignore it depends on the
extent, necessity and care for public trust. In good lessons of
leadership, folks do not teach people how not to be hypocritical. They
simply act and show honesty, integrity in their behaviors and conducts.
.
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