Saw this sign on the back of a Palm Beach County PalmTran
bus today - sponsored by the PBC Ethics Commission.
It's a great question.
It's not something we go to the mall or store to get when we decide
we need some or when we start running low. It's not available in
different sizes, colors, styles, or brands to accommodate us.
It's absolute!
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Steve, that's right...you either have ethics or you don't. If you don't they aren't available by mail order or online shopping. I love thought provoking marketing like this.
Good word and one ALL should be looking inside to make sure they know the answer to this. I used to work for a group of less than ethical people and they used to laugh about how they owned their shop and scored the lowest in the company on ethics? Disgusting and sad.
As for me that answer is a MIGHTY BIG Y E S ! ! !
Steve, what a treasure "ad campaign" to put on buses. This should be picked up by the Ad Council and be everywhere. Imagine our world if ethics ruled or even came into play more often. Suggested.
As much as the real estate commission thinks that it is something that can be taught through classes, I believe it is something you learned as a kid or not and can't be learned later in life.
Todd,
I agree. It is not learned. It can be relearned, but it is internal. :)
Steve
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