An interesting article was posted on the “affiliate” tab of crossfit.com on February 11th. It talks about business ethics in today’s economy. Please digest or discard as you see fit. Comments are welcome. Read the article HERE.
Today’s workout allows any takers for the 6am class to crush it or use it as a warm-up to the Great Aloha Run. If you want to PR your GAR, woding is not recommended.
Workout of the Day:
“Cindy”
5 Pull-Ups
10 Push-Ups
15 Squats
As many rounds as possible in 20 minutes.
Very interesting article. According to a recent survey cited in The Wall Street Journal, 79 percent of young Americans believe that there are no absolute standards in ethics. Honesty in business dealings doesn't seem to be at the forefront of people's minds. The article laments the loss of ethics in today’s business world, saying that ethical lapses may seem so small and insignificant. However, they add up over time and can snowball and damage the business’ reputation and subsequently the business itself in the long term. It is encouraging to know that business education programs are talking about the importance of ethics.
I think the picture of the guy in the suit with his arm up but his fingers crossed pretty much sums up my feelings about this article.