Ethikos Editor’s Weekly Picks: Why Becoming a Leader Makes Some People More Unethical

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Why Becoming a Leader Makes Some People More Unethical

Lydia Dishman for Fast Company:
The higher up the corporate ladder you climb, the more likely you might be to engage in unethical behavior. That’s the findings of the latest study from Jessica Kennedy, assistant professor of management at Vanderbilt University’s Owen Graduate School of Management. Read more

The Elephant in the Room: Why Silly Corporate Buzzwords Catch On

James Sudakow interviewed by Knowledge@Wharton:
You hear it in offices everywhere: “the elephant in the room,” “when the rubber hits the road” and talking “at the 20,000-foot level.” These corporate buzzwords are so common that most people don’t register discordance when they hear it. But not James Sudakow, a consultant who noticed the laborious way people talk and realized it can be a problem if not everyone understands the metaphor. Read more

Organizational Distrust is Rampant: Why Leaders Should Be Worried

Christine Comaford for Forbes:
Distrust is rampant. It’s worldwide. It’s pervasive across all types of organizations in the business world. Even though the trust of CEOs is at an all-time low , we can help heal the distrust that may exist in your organization and boost your trust-factor among your tribe. Read more

“Poor Communication” Is Often a Symptom of a Different Problem

Art Markman for Harvard Business Review:
Do employees complain that your company suffers from a lack of communication? That the left hand doesn’t know what the right hand is doing? Maybe the one doing the complaining is you. Or perhaps, as many companies do, you conducted an employee engagement survey and “lack of communication” emerged as a top gripe. View

Are You Missing an Important and Effective Way to Reach Employees?

Alison Davis for Inc.:
You work hard to provide essential information to employees about key topics like company direction, benefits and business results:
Email is probably your core tool–in fact, you might even overuse this channel because it’s so darn convenient. Read more
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