Think Fast Talk Smart: Communication Techniques 54. Leadership and Ethics: How to Communicate Your Core Values
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Mar 15, 2022 Neil Malhotra and Ken Shotts, esteemed political economy professors at Stanford, delve into the nuances of leadership and ethics. They stress understanding that not everyone will share your core values, making empathy crucial to effective leadership. The duo discusses transitioning to a stakeholder model of business ethics and the impact of environment on ethical choices. They also highlight the power of clear communication, tailoring messages to resonate with diverse audiences. Their insights are both practical and thought-provoking.
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Identifying and Managing Values
- Identify your core values through self-reflection, not just company statements.
- Encourage colleagues to do the same, fostering open discussions about values.
Assessing Actions with the Friends and Family Test
- Use tests like the "friends and family test" to assess your actions against your values.
- Consider whether you'd comfortably share your decisions with loved ones.
Clayton Christensen's Bright Line Rules
- Clayton Christensen used "bright line rules" like always resting on Sundays.
- This demonstrates a strong commitment to values, even when inconvenient.