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Building an Ethical Career
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Most of us think of ourselves as good people. We set out to be ethical at work, and we hope that in pivotal moments we will rise to the occasion. But when it comes to building an ethical career, good intentions are insufficient. Decades' worth of research has identified psychological processes and biases that cloud people's moral judgment, leading them to violate their own values, and often to create contorted, post hoc justifications for their behavior. How can we ensure that we will consistently do the right thing in our professional lives? The authors argue for a mindset shift to what they term "moral humility"--the recognition that we all have the capacity for ethical transgressions if we aren't vigilant. They suggest a three-stage approach for staying on the straight and narrow: Prepare in advance for moral challenges, including instituting proper safeguards; make good decisions in the moment; and reflect on and learn from moral successes and failures.