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Jobs for Montana's Graduates C15L2PP1

Ethics is defined as the specific moral choices made by an individual in his relationship with others. They are standards or principles that help govern the way we conduct our life. They are often called morals. Work ethics are those standards which affect our approach to working and the way we get work done. Jobs for Montana's Graduates C15L2PP1

Values are something we establish and believe in; they are established over a long period of time. They are the qualities or traits that are most important in our lives. We develop our values through the influences of family, friends, teachers, media, culture, tradition, religion and community. Our actions and decisions are based on our values Jobs for Montana's Graduates C15L2PP1

Work values are things upon which we base decisions at work and they are built on the foundation of the personal values we hold. When we work within an organization, be it at school, on the job, or in other pursuits, we need to blend our values with those of the other workers and the company for the betterment of the organization. Jobs for Montana's Graduates C15L2PP1

According to the Ancient Greeks the ethical thing to do was not always the “correct” thing to do, but it was the “right” thing to do. Ethics are the concern for the well-being of and respect for others; being fair; doing good and preventing harm. Jobs for Montana's Graduates C15L2PP1

Some guidelines may be applied to help you make ethical decisions. Is it legal Does it comply with company policy Is it fair Will you be comfortable if others knew of your decision Will you be comfortable with your decision Workers are often evaluated on their ethics. Jobs for Montana's Graduates C15L2PP1

Time to Ponder… A customer service representative for a business your company purchases supplies from stops in and gives you a $ gift certificate to the mall. He tells you to enjoy the gift certificate, just tell your boss he was here, don’t worry about telling anyone about the gift certificate. How should you handle the situation? Why? Jobs for Montana's Graduates C15L2PP1

Key Points … Is it legal? Yes Does it comply with company policy? Depends on your company, and maybe your position inside the company. Is it fair? Do you feel it is fair? Will you be comfortable if others knew of your decision? Would you be embarrassed if your boss or a fellow co-worker found out about the gift? Will you be comfortable with your decision? Are you going to feel guilty for taking the gift? If none of the other questions indicate it would be wrong, but you feel wrong about it, then you should talk to your boss. He may tell you to keep it, or he may suggest another way to use the gift certificate. Jobs for Montana's Graduates C15L2PP1

Work Values Your career and life choices should be compatible with your values if they are to bring you true satisfaction. For instance: If you highly value “animal rights” it may be difficult to work for a pet store that sells puppies raised in a puppy mill. If you value independence and freedom your best careers might be in the area of entrepreneurship, or owning your own business. Jobs for Montana's Graduates C15L2PP1

Teams, when they are successful, likely involve people who have different values. Teams can balance the values of all of its members and ensure that differing values are respected when decisions are made. Individual diversity and values strengthen the team. For instance, one person may value loyalty to the organization over loyalty to self. Another person may value quality of their personal life over total commitment to an organization. Sometimes men and women approach problems differently. Valuing diversity means that team members can learn from one another and build on the positive qualities in the group. The balance created by such variety makes a team stronger. Jobs for Montana's Graduates C15L2PP1

A QUESTION OF ETHICS! You just bought a super new game for your computer; it was really quite expensive, but it is truly awesome and fun to play. Your best friend really likes it, too, but doesn’t have the money to buy his own and has asked you to make a copy for his computer. Will you make a copy for him? Why? Why not? Jobs for Montana's Graduates C15L2PP1

WHOSE VALUES ARE THEY? You and your co-workers have scheduled a team meeting at 8:00 every other Monday morning. For some reason, your co-workers seem upset when you often arrive at the meeting at 8:20. Why are they upset? After all, you often work until 5:30, so you really put in your full eight hours a day. What’s going on? Jobs for Montana's Graduates C15L2PP1