Character Matters at Work! Connecting Business Ethics and Character

The video discusses the significance of character in both personal and professional settings, emphasizing how character is shaped by daily choices and ethical dilemmas. It highlights the long-term benefits of maintaining strong character, such as peace of mind, pride, reputation, and trust. The workplace is presented as a key testing ground for character, where ethical decision-making is crucial. The video introduces the concept of 'character connections,' which include moral code, values, beliefs, principles, and path, to guide ethical decisions and maintain integrity.

Why is character considered important in both personal and professional life?

• It ensures job promotions.

• It helps in making friends.

• It guides individuals through ethical dilemmas.

• It guarantees financial success.

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of maintaining a strong character?

• Reputation

• Pride

• Increased wealth

• Peace of mind

How does a strong character influence trust in professional relationships?

• It helps in building and maintaining trust.

• It makes people fear you.

• It ensures you never make mistakes.

• It allows you to manipulate others.

What role does the workplace play in testing one's character?

• It is a place to learn new skills only.

• It is a place to relax and avoid challenges.

• It is a testing ground for character under pressure.

• It is a place where character is irrelevant.

What is the purpose of making 'character connections'?

• To avoid making any decisions.

• To increase productivity at work.

• To connect with colleagues.

• To make ethical decisions based on deeper principles.

Which element of character connection involves understanding the consequences of your choices?

• Path

• Moral code

• Values

• Beliefs

What should you do when facing an ethical crisis at work?

• Consult your character connections.

• Ignore the situation.

• Ask for a raise.

• Blame others for the problem.