The document provides an overview of topics covered in an ethics learning diary, including: distinguishing between ethics and morals; ethical decision-making frameworks and theories like utilitarianism and Kantian ethics; ethical issues in business contexts; and the relevance of ethics to management. Key lessons learned are applying ethical principles and considering impacts on individuals, organizations, and society when making decisions.
The document provides an overview of topics covered in an ethics learning diary, including: distinguishing between ethics and morals; ethical decision-making frameworks and theories like utilitarianism and Kantian ethics; ethical issues in business contexts; and the relevance of ethics to management. Key lessons learned are applying ethical principles and considering impacts on individuals, organizations, and society when making decisions.
The document provides an overview of topics covered in an ethics learning diary, including: distinguishing between ethics and morals; ethical decision-making frameworks and theories like utilitarianism and Kantian ethics; ethical issues in business contexts; and the relevance of ethics to management. Key lessons learned are applying ethical principles and considering impacts on individuals, organizations, and society when making decisions.
The document provides an overview of topics covered in an ethics learning diary, including: distinguishing between ethics and morals; ethical decision-making frameworks and theories like utilitarianism and Kantian ethics; ethical issues in business contexts; and the relevance of ethics to management. Key lessons learned are applying ethical principles and considering impacts on individuals, organizations, and society when making decisions.
Learning Diary Session Number Date Topic of the Session
Introduction to Ethics-What is ethics?
Ethics and Morals, and values; The Social 1 ### Network film discussion
The ChangingBusinessEnvironment and
2 ### discussion on The Sticky Situation case
Ethical Decision Making Philosophical
and Psychological accounts and 3 ### framework forreasoning
Ethical theories: Utilitarianism, Kantian
Ethics, Virtue Ethics. Case study: Clean 4 ### Hands on dirty business Ethical Decision Making Contexts: Personal 6 7/27/2019 & Professional. .A decision making process for ethics
Ethical Decision Making Contexts: concept
7 8/3/2019 of utilitarianism, Kantian Ethics, Virtue Ethics, rights and justice
8 8/6/2019 Ethical Panel discussion
9 8/10/2019 The relevance of ethics in doing business
Learning Diary Components Knowledge
Morals are positioned at an individual level and
guides an individual on what is right or what is wrong whereas ethics takes society into consideration as well . The system of moral and ethical beliefs that guide the value of an organization and the people working in that organization is termed as business ethics. The ethical dilemmas faced by the managers and how to weigh ethics over profitability.
Distinguish between ethical management and the
management of ethics and each of the three roles of a manager. I got to know the role of ethics at individual, organisational and societal levels. The Sticky Situation made me put myself in Kent's position and analyse the consequences of kent's decision at all the three levels and what were the risks involved in the decisions he took .
Ethical problems in an an imperfect market like
breach of contract, Misinterpretation of information, wrongful harm to others, and market failures. Philosophical implications of Kohlberg's theory understanding the framework for ethical reasoning . I got to know about the framework for ethical reasoning which included ethical principles like welfare, duty, rights, fairness, Honesty etc. Analysed the KPMG case as well
Got to know about the rightness of any action
based on the Utilitarian theory and also the 4 principles that drive the theory such as consequentialism, Hedonism, Maximalism, Universalism. An action is considered to be right if and only if it produces the greatest balance of pleasure over pain for everyone. Dispute between a person's moral decisions and an organization's ethical decisions is handled most easily as someone aims to join the organization. If a person is inclined to join a business or company, it is crucial to present to him or her the company's main principles and code of conduct (if accessible).
From the previous conference, we know that ethics does
not follow norms that are accepted culturally. Some cultures are quite ethical, but others become corrupt or blind to some ethical concerns (as pre-Civil War slavery in the United States). "Do as the Romans do in Rome" is not an ethical norm that is satisfying.
Real scenarios for accessing ethical issue in corporates
Ethics and values together lay the basis for
sustainability. While they are sometimes used synonymously, they are distinct in that ethics is the set of regulations that regulate the behavior of a person produced by a community or culture. Values are the opinions that an individual has a lasting preference for. Ethics and values are essential when we have to create a choice in every aspect of life. Learning Diary Components Attitude
The movie Social Network and thorough case discussion
on it shifted my attention towards the ethical aspects in any movie and when a company like facebook can suffer because of the ethical negligience then any one can. I would make myself follow the ethical path hereafter.
Decision should not be taken keeping only the personal
benefits in mind. As a manager my decisions should be in accordance with the welfare of myself, organization and the society as well
Always make an attempt to think through the ethical
issues that arise in a business and by doing so we engage ourselves in ethical reasoning. Always try to abide by the 7 principles of ethics that can help you as benchmarks to solve any ethical dilemma
There should be a surplus of pleasure over pain as a
consequence of one's activity. If a lie has more good consequences that any alternative deed then we choose that action over others. In confining ethical decision-making to a business or group context, ethical decisions are usually limited to conduct and words (e.g., no deceit in the promotion of sales, use words to manipulate performance,...). Right behavior can be evaluated using actions and sentences, but there is no way to comprehend one's thoughts. Through our differences, thoughts and opinions (e.g., I want to help and help my client as opposed to wanting their money regardless of what's right, personal gain at the cost of someone else's reputation, ...) will be restricted to moral decisions that are part of personal decision-making.
In order to help us generate better ethical choices, social and
natural science can provide important data. But science alone is not telling us what to do. Science can give an explanation of how people are. But ethics provides reasons for people's behavior. And doing so may not be ethical just because something is feasibility either scientifically or technologically.
Ways to tackle tough situations and being whistleblower and
its consequences and advantages
Ethics is linked to behavioral legislation that tackle morality
issues. Value is described as the values that help them judge what is more important. Ethics is a moral values system. Unlike values, which is our thinking's stimulus. ary Components Skill Habit
I will try the implement ethical
framework in my day to day decision With a better clarity on how important it is to stay making and try to think in a ethical firm on the ethical grounds and the knowledge way in case of any dilemma . I will also gained from the lesson it is easier to take decisions keep in mind the societal that are ethically and morally correct. consequences of my actions in mind.
Companies should make the
employees enculcate and promote the habbit of openly puuti g forward their challenges in front of hiogher management and build norms that A holistic mindset encompassing the welfare of the help the employees take ethical organization, society and myself at the time of decisions and not jeopardise the decision making reputation of the company .
apply the 7 principles of ethics in my
Learned to measure every situation on the 7 day to day activities so that I end up principles of ethics and try to analyse that how making right decisions that are good many principles am I violating out of those 7 for me my organization and the society principles as well
Choose an alternative that provides
greater good and less evil. Try to find A definite framework to decide if my action is right alternative solutions and this can be or wrong. This can be achieved based on the 4 done by merely reconsidering the pillars of the utilitarianism theory problem. Clearly our thoughts affect our words and actions, and in a group context it is possible to evaluate ethics in decision-making through concrete evidence and the outcomes of words and actions. Once again, thoughts and motivation are left to the personal sphere. As a consequence, the evaluation of appropriate ethical behavior will be constrained.Right action-right motivation with wrong action-False motivation with correct action-False motivation with correct action-False motivation with wrong action. Given this understanding that should happen between the company and the person, careful consideration should be considering to a change in the company's values and code of conduct.Changing the organization's ethics basis in decision-making, theoretically, requires a new agreement with each individual to reconcile with their personal moral choices. In practice, this change can result in conflict as an individual's morals now lead to choices that violate the ethics of the company's decision making.
Learn a systematic approach in complex conditions to
evaluate ethical problems. For this purpose, many texts on applied ethics include model decision-making. Maybe most important, find a trusted and knowledgeable confidant to share your concerns with you. Ethical dilemmas can be very stressful; it is best not to proceed in isolation through the process.
To be courageous and determine the situation and to be
ethical in corporate by being honest
When ethics is continuously implemented over time, for
all human beings it stays the same. Values have an individualistic attitude, i.e. they vary from individual to individual, but they stay stable, comparatively unchanged, but due to a important emotional condition, they can be altered over time. Know the institution's laws and regulations in which you work. This knowledge helps to guarantee competent practice in accordance with the organization's expectations and can alert one to possible conflicts between organizational standards and professional ethical standards.