We have a tendency to overlook the unethical behaviour of others when it is in our interest to remain ignorant (e.g., a manager ignoring a top salesperson's shady tactics).
Instead of assuming we are perfectly ethical, we should acknowledge our biases so we can actively guard against them.
Just as we have limits on our cognitive abilities (bounded rationality), we have psychological limits that prevent us from seeing the ethical dimensions of our choices. Blind Spots: Why We Fail to Do What's Right and...
This book, by Max H. Bazerman and Ann E. Tenbrunsel , explores the gap between how we think we will behave in ethical situations and how we actually behave when the pressure is on.
This occurs when the ethical aspects of a decision disappear from view, often because they are masked by "business" goals, "legal" requirements, or "efficiency" metrics. We have a tendency to overlook the unethical
Of begin online met een project
Fotoboeken maken met één klik
Begin online- Eenvoudige creatieve mogelijkheden
- Perfect voor kleine en snelle projecten
- Projecten online opslaan
Bekijk opgeslagen projecten