Ethicability: How to Decide What's Right and Find the Courage to Do It

by Roger Steare, Dawne Brooks (Editor), Tim Bulmer (Illustrator)

Excellent Book

Genres: Philosophy

128 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2006

Reviews

[PJ GOODRIDGE-REYNOLDS]

I made the mistake of reading this book after completing a course in professionalism, conduct and ethics, which made the contents feel a bit too basic.

A very simple and straightforward book, with good thought provoking exercises at the end, which I think would probably work better in a corporate group training environment than in my armchair.

[Christian Jespersen]

A solid book to spark some ideas about how we think and handle situations in which ethics should be a key player, but can play different roles depending on your view of ethics.

The three different types of ethical profiles presented early in the book was interesting.

[Joseph]

A good guide and reminder to what matters in this modern corporate world from a decision making perspective. Who does it affect and how, where and when and how my ethical decisions impact others.

[Bethany Sullivan]

Interesting philosophical concepts

[Murat Kayalarli]

Very nice. Simple and easy to implement.