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In our section on PCP TENETS, we described our ethical position as lined up with the Golden rule: Treat others how you want to be treated.
It sounds simple but what are the nuances of this?
People have different morals, so differing opinions on "right" and "wrong."
How do we suss this out?
In our original incarnation "ethics" specifically means:
- Being respectful toward others
- Being honest and truthful
- Having "the other person's" interest at heart as well as our own interests
- Trying to do a good job
COMMENT QUESTIONS:
What do "ethics" mean to you?
How do you legislate for differing opinions?
How do we go about enforcing ethics on people who just want to be shitty people (rude, lazy, greedy, racist)?/color]
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