13.11. (311)
Respect for others is a complex ethic that is similar to but goes deeper than the kind of respect that parents teach children when they are little. Respect means that a leader listens closely to his or her subordinates, is empathic, and is tolerant of opposing points of view. It means treating subordinates in ways that confirm their beliefs, attitudes, and values. When a leader exhibits respect to subordinates, subordinates can feel competent about their work. In short, leaders who show respect in fact treat others as
worthy human beings.
Ethical Leaders Serve Others
Earlier in this chapter, we contrasted two ethical theories-one based
on a concern for self (ethical egoism) and another based on the interests of others
(ethical altruisnn). The service principle is clearly an example of altruism. Leaders who serve are altruistic ; they place their followers' welfare foremost in their plans. In the workplace, altruistic service behavior can be observed in activities such as mentoring, empowerment behaviors, team. Building, and citizenship behaviors, to name a few (Kanungo &
Mendonca, 1996).
13.11. (311)
Respect for others is a complex ethic that is similar to but goes deeper than the kind of respect that parents teach children when they are little. Respect means that a leader listens closely to his or her subordinates, is empathic, and is tolerant of opposing points of view. It means treating subordinates in ways that confirm their beliefs, attitudes, and values. When a leader exhibits respect to subordinates, subordinates can feel competent about their work. In short, leaders who show respect in fact treat others as
worthy human beings.
Ethical Leaders Serve Others
Earlier in this chapter, we contrasted two ethical theories-one based
on a concern for self (ethical egoism) and another based on the interests of others
(ethical altruisnn). The service principle is clearly an example of altruism. Leaders who serve are altruistic ; they place their followers' welfare foremost in their plans. In the workplace, altruistic service behavior can be observed in activities such as mentoring, empowerment behaviors, team. Building, and citizenship behaviors, to name a few (Kanungo &
Mendonca, 1996).
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