Sir Godfrey Gregg
Navigating ethical dilemmas
- Choosing Honesty over Expedience:Â Reporting an accident even if it means potential consequences.
- Reporting Workplace Misconduct:Â Addressing unethical behavior you witness in your professional environment.
- Balancing Personal Gain and Ethical Considerations:Â Choosing not to take advantage of a free wireless connection that belongs to a neighbor, according to Greater Good: The Science of a Meaningful Life.
- Deciding Whether to Intervene:Â Helping a stranger in distress, even if it might make you late for an appointment.
- Respecting Others’ Relationships:Â Choosing not to pursue a romantic relationship with someone who is already committed to another person.
- Giving Up Your Seat for Someone in Need:Â Offering your seat on public transport to someone elderly or pregnant.
- Choosing the “Higher Ground” instead of Seeking Revenge:Â Not retaliating against someone who has wronged you.
- Refusing to Take Bribes:Â Upholding your integrity and rejecting offers of illicit incentives.Â
