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That ‘Do the Right Thing’ Mug? It’s Missing Some Fine Print.
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That ‘Do the Right Thing’ Mug? It’s Missing Some Fine Print.
Well-meaning ethical platitudes don’t necessarily help employees understand how to be ethical in a given situation. Ask an Ethicist columnist Vera Cherepanova tackles the challenging truth: There isn’t always a “right thing.” “At my company, we’re constantly told to ‘do the right thing.’ It’s on posters, in training sessions, even on coffee mugs. I understand the intention, but honestly, in real situations, I often find myself wondering: what do…
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