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Personal business ethics philosophy
My primary philosophy is moral philosophy is Utilitarianism. I feel very inspired and encouraged to differentiate the wrong form the right (Stuart and EBooks Corporation, n.d.). Typically, all human being should behave righteously regardless of their social classes to promote accepted good outcomes in society.
On the other hand, it appears to be more challenging for me to identify my secondary philosophy explicitly. However, I believe in social justice for all human being to create a whole society. This implies that every individual should always work towards enhancing justice to all human nature as well as to promote equality.
Usually, at my place of work, I use these philosophies to various ways to encourage moral philosophy among employee and customers of the company. Typically, Utilitarianism encompasses choosing the most ethical option that is likely to produce the highest good for a large number of people. Ethical behavior in this philosophy help members of the company to differentiate between what is wrong and what is right (Stuart and EBooks Corporation, n.d.). As such, it closely works to encourage ethical practices at the workplace to promote the smooth running of activities.
Besides, the act of justice is also another essential aspect that plays a vital role both in society and at workplaces. Justice among individuals and employees help in creating a stable relationship between different groups. For example, the philosophy of justice should be used by employers to compensate their employees based on their efforts and experience. Also, truth is used at workplaces to give customers and stakeholders what they deserve. For instance, at my place of work, I serve customers of the company as per to their orders without discrimination and favoritism. The practice of justice helps to promote good relationship among people at the workplace, thus leading to better performance.
Works Cited
Mill, John Stuart, and EBooks Corporation. Utilitarianism. Andrews UK, 2011. EBSCOhost, search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=nlebk&AN=390854&site=ehost-live.
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