The road to hell is paved with good intentionality

The dislocation of the Pandemic caused social convulsions around the world. The middle and ruling classes seem to have rediscovered humans – essential workers, employees, members of underrepresented minorities, and children. In our rush to atone our sins and redress imbalances, we are not stopping t...

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Published in:Academicus international scientific journal 2021-01, Vol.XII (24), p.11-15
Main Author: Knoop, Carin Isabel
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Balance sheets
Business Ethics
Communication studies
diversity
equity
language
pragmatism
Employees
Essential workers
Hell
Language
Liability
Multiculturalism & pluralism
Pandemics
Philosophy
Society
Stockholders
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Summary:The dislocation of the Pandemic caused social convulsions around the world. The middle and ruling classes seem to have rediscovered humans – essential workers, employees, members of underrepresented minorities, and children. In our rush to atone our sins and redress imbalances, we are not stopping to define words nor, as the pragmatists would want us to, think through what our moral precepts mean in practice. Nor do we have the tools in accounting, the “language of business,” to capture our efforts. However, teams that do not take the time to establish ground rules and standard definitions often get a faster start but don’t always do the best work nor have the most impact. Let’s give ourselves better changes
ISSN:2079-3715
2309-1088
DOI:10.7336/academicus.2021.24.01