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- The moral paradigm
- The managerial challenge is to adapt perspective and skills to the new business reality in which moral claims have strategic urgency. Peter Drucker argues that most of the management models still used in business are inadequate for having been formulated in the industrial age and not for the knowledge economy. Companies misunderstood this when they adopted “reengineering,” applying the metaphor of machinery to people, destroying wealth and human networks of creativity in facile pursuit of efficiency.
- Read full article | April 11, 2005
- Integrity
- Often cited as the key competence for ethics, integrity is rarely defined or understood. This means that we face specific ethical problems with only generic appreciation of the skills, imagination or character required to address them.
- Read full article | April 2, 2005
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