Did You Bring Your Ethics To Work Today?
Name : MOLINA, SHERLY B.
Course : BS in Business Administration Major in Operations
Management
Subject : Work Ethics
Adviser : Prof. Romana L. Bitancor
Did You Bring Your Ethics to Work Today? Unethical behavior has become an increasingly prevalent issue in today’s workplace. It is a sad truth that in every workplace, there are always employees who take part in unethical behaviors, mine is not an exemption. In fact, if an assessment of my workplace in terms of ethical behavior would be conducted basing on what I have learned in studying work ethics for three sessions now, I can honestly say that it will most likely result to a poor rating. Ethics is a word so familiar that everyone seems to be aware of it yet very few understand what it really means. I am one among those who assumed that good work ethics is simply manifested by working hard, being on time or being respectful to others. Knowing what is wrong and what is right in a workplace was once my simple perception of the word work ethics. Studying work ethics made me realize that there’s a lot more to good ethics than just by simply working hard. Having a good attitude is a paramount to having good work ethics. It is professionalism, diligence, caring about my work and to the people I work with. Being able to distinguish what is right from wrong is pointless unless I am determined to do the right thing always. I cannot explain work ethics in its truest sense but I hope that by sharing my personal experience towards this subject, I could at least impart even bit knowledge about it.
Many aspires to join the Local Government Unit workforce, I was one of them. When I finally landed a job in 2004, a wave of exhilaration and determination washed over me. It was the opportunity I had been waiting for: a job that offers security, great benefits, and possible advances to my career development. I was so
Course : BS in Business Administration Major in Operations
Management
Subject : Work Ethics
Adviser : Prof. Romana L. Bitancor
Did You Bring Your Ethics to Work Today? Unethical behavior has become an increasingly prevalent issue in today’s workplace. It is a sad truth that in every workplace, there are always employees who take part in unethical behaviors, mine is not an exemption. In fact, if an assessment of my workplace in terms of ethical behavior would be conducted basing on what I have learned in studying work ethics for three sessions now, I can honestly say that it will most likely result to a poor rating. Ethics is a word so familiar that everyone seems to be aware of it yet very few understand what it really means. I am one among those who assumed that good work ethics is simply manifested by working hard, being on time or being respectful to others. Knowing what is wrong and what is right in a workplace was once my simple perception of the word work ethics. Studying work ethics made me realize that there’s a lot more to good ethics than just by simply working hard. Having a good attitude is a paramount to having good work ethics. It is professionalism, diligence, caring about my work and to the people I work with. Being able to distinguish what is right from wrong is pointless unless I am determined to do the right thing always. I cannot explain work ethics in its truest sense but I hope that by sharing my personal experience towards this subject, I could at least impart even bit knowledge about it.
Many aspires to join the Local Government Unit workforce, I was one of them. When I finally landed a job in 2004, a wave of exhilaration and determination washed over me. It was the opportunity I had been waiting for: a job that offers security, great benefits, and possible advances to my career development. I was so