Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Workplace Emotions,
Values, and Ethics
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Emotional Intelligence
Self-
Awareness
Social Self-
Skill Emotional Regulation
Intelligence
Self-
Empathy
Motivation
2
Values at Work
3
Collectivism-Individualism
Collectivism
China
Collectivists tend to:
1. Identify themselves by group
membership
Japan
2. Give priority of group goals
3. Put more emphasis on
harmonious relationships
Germany
4. Have more socially-based
emotions (indebtedness)
Canada
Individualism
4
Power Distance
High Power Distance
Canada
Germany
5
Uncertainty Avoidance
High U. A.
Low U. A.
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Achievement-Nurturing
Achievement
Japan
Nurturing
7
Long/Short-Term Orientation
Long-Term Orientation
China
Russia
Short-Term Orientation
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Three Ethical Principles
• Utilitarianism
– Greatest good for greatest number
• Individual Rights
– Fundamental entitlements in society
• Distributive Justice
– Inequality must have equal access
– Inequality must benefit the least well off
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Influences on Ethical Conduct
• Moral intensity
– degree that issue demands ethical principles
• Ethical sensitivity
– ability to recognize the presence and
determine the relative importance of an ethical
issue
• Situational influences
– competitive pressures and other conditions
affect ethical behaviour
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Thank You
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