Ethics Category
Cosmopolitan curiosity
Posted on April 26, 2015 1 Comment
After living in Thailand for four years, I’ve become increasingly interested in anything I can get my hands on (and head around) that deals with living and working in mutually satisfying relationships across cultures. In my work with Dr. Maria Cseh in the Global Competence Enrichment Program at GW, we pair up international and American […]
What does diversity and inclusion mean to you?
Posted on April 15, 2015 2 Comments
I attended a half-day conference at The George Washington University last week on diversity and inclusion in the workplace sponsored by one of the big consulting firms in the US. My adviser, Dr. Maria Cseh, co-led one of the breakout sessions entitled Leading and Engaging Our People. I have four short reflections I want to […]
How do you tell if an organization is ethical? Do you care?
Posted on February 7, 2015 12 Comments
Organizations are everywhere and unavoidable. The United States of America, your local place of worship, Starbucks, The George Washington University, Walmart, International Rescue Committee, the Daily Show with John Stewart – these are all organizations, right? When you think about measuring the success of a given organization, it seems like most of us think about […]
Oliver S. Crocco 