Integrity at work
Integrity
 The quality of being honest
and having strong moral
principles
 The State of being whole and
undivided
What is Integrity ?
• The root of INTEGRITY is about doing the right thing
even when it’s not acknowledged by others
• INTEGRITY is a core value necessary to build and manage
a successful practice.
• INTEGRITY is the consistent behavioral demonstration of
vParents apologizing to their kids for over-punishing or
yelling at them.
Bosses highlighting their staffs’ accomplishments
Drivers who (almost) never use the horn or drive
aggressively
People in positions of power apologizing for keeping
their captive audience waiting
examples
Parents apologizing to their kids for
over-punishing or yelling at them
Bosses highlighting their staffs’
accomplishments
Drivers who (almost) never use
the horn or drive aggressively
Show respect to co-workers with
appropriate conversation and empathy
It’s Easier
It Builds Trust
It Serves as a Basis for Value Judgment
Why need integrity?
 It’s Easier
 It Builds Trust
 It Serves as a Basis for Value Judgments
It’s Easier
It Builds Trust
It Serves as a Basis for Value Judgment
Practicing Integrity
The first step towards integrity is being honest with yourself
 Decide now, not later
 Quit the rationalizations
 Don’t take the first step
 Take personal responsibility for your life
• Put in 40 hours of work for 40 hours of pay
• Don’t take credit for others’ success
• Be transparent
• Avoid situations where you’ll have a conflict of interest
• If your company pressures you to make unethical decisions,
walk away
office
TRUTH builds and sustains TRUST,
which is essential for a good,
valued working relationship.
You
demonstrate
TRUTH
The supreme quality for leadership is
unquestionably integrity. Without it, no real
success is possible, no matter whether it is on
a section gang, a football field, in an army, or
in an office.
Dwight D. Eisenhower
quotable quotes
Integrity at work
Integrity at work

Integrity at work

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    Integrity  The qualityof being honest and having strong moral principles  The State of being whole and undivided
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    What is Integrity? • The root of INTEGRITY is about doing the right thing even when it’s not acknowledged by others • INTEGRITY is a core value necessary to build and manage a successful practice. • INTEGRITY is the consistent behavioral demonstration of
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    vParents apologizing totheir kids for over-punishing or yelling at them. Bosses highlighting their staffs’ accomplishments Drivers who (almost) never use the horn or drive aggressively People in positions of power apologizing for keeping their captive audience waiting examples Parents apologizing to their kids for over-punishing or yelling at them Bosses highlighting their staffs’ accomplishments Drivers who (almost) never use the horn or drive aggressively Show respect to co-workers with appropriate conversation and empathy
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    It’s Easier It BuildsTrust It Serves as a Basis for Value Judgment Why need integrity?  It’s Easier  It Builds Trust  It Serves as a Basis for Value Judgments
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    It’s Easier It BuildsTrust It Serves as a Basis for Value Judgment Practicing Integrity The first step towards integrity is being honest with yourself  Decide now, not later  Quit the rationalizations  Don’t take the first step  Take personal responsibility for your life
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    • Put in40 hours of work for 40 hours of pay • Don’t take credit for others’ success • Be transparent • Avoid situations where you’ll have a conflict of interest • If your company pressures you to make unethical decisions, walk away office
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    TRUTH builds andsustains TRUST, which is essential for a good, valued working relationship. You demonstrate TRUTH
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    The supreme qualityfor leadership is unquestionably integrity. Without it, no real success is possible, no matter whether it is on a section gang, a football field, in an army, or in an office. Dwight D. Eisenhower quotable quotes