Business ethics – know what is right and what is wrong

As I was browsing through the list of current events, Jason Chow’s blog post on “Good-Mouthing” had caught my eyes.

In the article, Mr. Weinstein reminds the readers that bad-mouthing is not uncommon in human nature, but “positivity, encouragement, and constructive criticism can yeild immense divends and possibly further the growth of a business.”

This blog post took a very unique approach at business ethics because it is presented in the simplest and most relatable way. People often question the cause and cure of business malpractice, but how do we fix such issues when we cannot handle the simplicity of not being rude and disrespectful?

It hit me how people over-complicate matters, blame others and attempt to find solutions out of the blue in business. Everyone knows the importance of business ethics but nobody truly knows what business ethics essentially symbolizes. It is as simple as loving and trusting your business partners, stakeholders, and one another…

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(Jason Chow’s Blog – https://blogs.ubc.ca/jasonchow/)