Online Webinar  – Recorded September 26, 2019
Activity Type: Education – Online or Digital Media 1 PDU – Free
Provider: ProjectManagement.com / Gantthead (REP #2488)
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Who do you want to be when faced with an ethical dilemma? 

You have the tools to empower yourself no matter the pressures on you to do something that’s outside your ethical circle.

Your life is made up of your choices.  Everything we talked about since the start of the “mastering” series has been about relationships and making them stronger.

Ethics is no different. EXCEPT with ethics you need to have a relationship with yourself, as well as with your organization as an entity and your co-workers.

Dana Bernstein will discuss a variety of scenarios like: The boss says get it done, I don’t care how. Do you cut corners or do you follow procedure and have the boss angry with you? Maybe you’re the company president’s golf buddy. Maybe you think you’re getting fired. Maybe you’re on your 3^rd interview for another job and do not think you’ll be there too long.

Where your head is at plays a role on how you answer this. But how do you determine where your own personal line in the sand is?

Dana Bernstein (LinkedIn profile) is presenting this session along with some these great PDU webinars:

• Conflict Resolution
• Mastering the Art of Having Difficult Conversations – Part 1
  
• Mastering the Art of Having Difficult Conversations – Part 2
• Mastering the Art of Contracts  (Overview)
  

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Mastering The Art Of Ethics & Leadership – Part 3

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