Browsing Category:A FRESH PERSPECTIVE ON ETHICS, MORAL LEADERSHIP, TECHNOLOGY, SCIENCE, AND FICTION

Greed is not good, Five characteristics of ethical responsible organizations

by Ellen - November 26, 2024
According to me, ‘ethical’ organizations do not exist. Responsible organizations do. These are organizations that, in addition to economic goals, also pursue social goals and work seriously on them. They walk their talk. Responsible organizations recognize their function or role in society.
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Blind spots

by Ellen - October 23, 2024
Every organization has blind spots. Every profession has its typical blind spots. Every person has them. But we are not aware of them. That's exactly what characterizes blind spots: you don’t see them.
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Couples therapy at the workplace

by Ellen - October 22, 2024
Workplace couples therapy is a form of coaching that helps coworkers explore the dynamics of their communication. Why do misunderstandings happen? What are the expectations, and are they realistic? What do you each need from the other?
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Ethics in two days

by Ellen - October 22, 2024
During the two-day Ethical Leadership training, you will learn interactively how to recognize, address, and solve ethical dilemmas. The focus of this training is not on the quality of the judgment but on the quality of the moral decision-making process.
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What do successful carreer women look like?

by Ellen - October 22, 2024
NETFLIX offers a rich source of strong female role models. Women who struggle with combining the different roles assigned to them—mother, daughter, lover, wife, friend, career woman, boss, and manager. How do these women shape themselves? What do they look like? How do they behave? Who inspires them? This interactive lecture addresses these questions.
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Do I feel lucky?

by Ellen - October 22, 2024
In this talk, I use 40 years of Clint Eastwood’s film history to show how our ideas about good and evil have evolved. The characters Eastwood portrays on the big screen have undergone a massive moral transformation since the 1960s. Once a simple gunslinger with no name, Eastwood now depicts fallible characters with moral depth.
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