"so you think you know the code" by Mrs. Gretta Kelzi

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In February 2019; Mrs. Gretta Kelzi delivered a lecture "so you think you know the code". Among the Learning Objectives: * Comparatively quick and high-level overview of PMI’s Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct * Assist the user in thinking about his or her own ethics-related leadership and actions. * Leverage ethical knowledge to strengthen their leadership skills.

Presentations & Public Speaking

Gretta Kelzi
So you think you know the
“code”?

Agenda
‣ Meet the "Code"
‣ Tools for practitioners
‣ Self assessment/Awareness
‣ Hands-on group activity

Do You Remember Seeing This?
Covers:
• All PMI members
• All PMI certification holders
• All PMI volunteers (including nonmember volunteers)
• All applicants for a PMI Certification


Overview of the Code
Descriptions
Definitions
Values
Content Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct
Responsibility
Ownership of
actions and
decisions
Honoring
commitments
and upholding
legal and
ethical rules
Respect
Treatment of
people and
resources
Good faith,
being
nonabusive,
and respect for
resources
Fairness
Objective and
impartial
decisions
Transparency,
proper handling
of conflicts of
interest, and
proper motive
in decisions
Honesty
Understanding
the truth and
truth-based
actions
No deception or
dishonest
behavior

Why the Code Is Important
• Increased visibility of our profession
• Increased importance of successful business efforts, which are
underscored by good ethical behaviors
• Increased importance of leadership in project environments
• Ethical choices:
– Diminish risk
– Advance positive results
– Increase trust
– Determine long-term success
– Build reputations

PMI Resources
• Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct
• Ethical Decision-Making Framework (EDMF)
• Ethics Toolkit
• Articles, webinars, discussions, and other resources available
on ProjectManagement.com under the ethics practice area
• Ethics Complaint and Review Process

Ethics Self Assessment
The Ethics Self-Assessment can help you identify:
• Areas in which you are on strong ethical ground
• Areas that you may wish to examine, including the basis for your
responses;
• Opportunities for further reflection.

So NOW you think
you know the
“Code”?
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