Professional Business Ethics - Skyrocket Your Career Without Sacrificing Your Integrity As a moral and upright person, you might worry about the temptations of cutting corners, smudging a few details, or going behind a few backs to make it in today's cutthroat business world. But what if you could gain tremendous business success, without sacrificing ethics, brown-nosing the boss, or sacrificing the most important things - family, friends and personal life? Yet in today's world, you must resolve ethical dilemmas in the workplace every single day. Do you report the coworker who used racially charged language just out of earshot of an African American employee? Should you refuse to work long overtime hours without additional pay - choosing between impressing your boss or being with your family? And what about useless meetings, using cell phones and texting on the job, or even viewing pornography from work computers? Your Integrity is Important Your own personal integrity is as important as your education or your skills in how well you progress through your career. You implicitly teach others how to act by example - your team will follow your lead and act as you act. By remaining professional at all times on the job, your team will get the message about to act as well. This applies regardless of your position; you can manage up as well as down the organization board. In other words, you train your boss, to a certain extent, by your own actions. For example, there is some value to occasionally putting in extra hours without compensation. but by always longer, you allow your managers to create schedules and projects that depend upon that extra effort. Before long, you'll find these working conditions become normal and expected, and trying to "cut back" to normal will be looked upon with disfavor. You might even find "he's not a team player" or something similar in your review because of your attempts to have a good work/life balance. How do you prevent this from happening? You'll learn the answers to this and other questions in this book. Learn from an Expert Having been a corporate leader and manager for over three decades, Mr. Richard Lowe presents some of the lessons he has learned from managing hundreds of people and leading successful and happy teams. Mr. Lowe has an established code of ethics and business conduct that will enable you to advance your career, make more money, be happier with your career, and yet still maintain a happy life outside of work. Imagine you could do a few simple steps to actually begin to enjoy your job, come home refreshed, and increase your pay? What if you could do all that without brown-nosing the boss or sacrificing your integrity and personal life? In this book, you'll learn: How to get the respect of your teammates without backstabbing What it takes to be seen as an effective leader without using fear as a tool How to handle the bad apples in the workplace Why meetings are unnecessary and time-wasting unless they are carefully controlled What to do about the email black-hole of lost time Why managers love deadlines and how to control them Why your integrity is the most important commodity you possess How to maintain separate between work and life, even if the boss wants you to work yourself to death Buy this book NOW to get the answers you need for your job Buy this book NOW to increase your productivity, improv