Values, Integrity, Morals, Philosophy, and Corporate Culture Dr. Stan Abraham MHR 423 Fall 2003.

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Values, Integrity, Morals, Philosophy, and Corporate Culture Dr. Stan Abraham MHR 423 Fall 2003

Values  Values are what you live your life by – They help you make critical choices in life Especially vis-à-vis a spouse, a partner  For some people, they are the most important things in their life – People die for freedom, or to save another person – People work in the service of others  What are some of your values?

Integrity  Integrity is a value  It means trustworthiness  It is unique in that it takes a very long time to achieve, yet can be destroyed in a moment – Integrity has to be earned – It’s a never-ending journey – For many, it’s worth having  Do you have integrity? (How do you know?)

Morality  Morality has to do with right and wrong – You’re moral if you know the difference and choose right – You’re immoral if you know the difference and choose the devil – You’re amoral if you either don’t know the difference or don’t care  Some add notions of legal vs. illegal behavior to morality  Are you a moral person? Is your company going to do things morally (or, mistakenly, ethically)?

Philosophy  Concise Oxford Dictionary definition: Love of wisdom or knowledge, esp. that which deals with ultimate reality, or with the most general causes and principles of things  What is your philosophy (read “thinking”) – of doing business? – of how your employees should relate to each other? – of how you should treat your customers? – regarding upholding the law? – regarding employing or doing business with minorities?

Corporate Culture  Defined as “the set of key values, beliefs, understandings, and norms shared by members of an organization” (most textbooks) – Has visible and invisible components – Can enable or destroy a strategy – Is very hard to change once set  Loosely defined, it’s “the way business gets done around here”  Culture takes its lead initially from the founder – What kind of culture do you want to create in your firm? – How might you perpetuate that culture?

Some Challenges for a Startup Business  What shared values do you want to live every day?  Do you and your company want to earn a reputation for integrity?  To what extent will you tolerate immoral or unethical behavior? E.g., would you fire someone for lying?  What is your business philosophy going to be? What’s your philosophy regarding treating your employees and your customers?  What kind of culture do you want to create?

Any Questions?