Gael O'Brien
The Ethics Coach
Gael O'Brien is publisher of The Week In Ethics and founder of coaching/consulting firm Strategic Opportunities Group. Do you have an ethical dilemma? Write to The Ethics Coach at ethics@entrepreneur.com.
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Heated Political Talk Won't End Today. How to Survive After the Results Are In.
It starts with setting boundaries.
Did a Client 'Suggest' You Hire His Son? What to do.
Professionalism can set boundaries and expectations when the way seems unclear.
The Ethics Coach: In Tough Conversations, Do This.
Be direct and truthful. It's powerful.
Leaders: Who's Shaping Your Company's Culture?
If corporate culture starts at the bottom, you're in trouble.
How to Handle Personal Conflicts Professionally
Whether it's a betrayal, a personal dislike or a choice between public or private acknowledgement, personal conflicts can arise at work. Find out the right way to navigate these situations.
How to Deal When Personal Lives Impact Professional Goals
Conflicts of interest can create far bigger conflicts.
Before Giving Advice, Consider This First
For best results, keep roles and conflicts of interest in mind.
Are Severance Agreements Slimy Business?
Is the common practice an ethical one? Our expert explains.
Why Points of Difference Could Be What Brings Your Company Together
Someone "not like us" may be just who you need.
Why Transparency Creates a Clear Path to Success and How to Maintain It
Collaborative partners openly share information. But what happens when one goes rogue?
Someone Messed Up. Here's How You Fix It.
Whether it's a dishonest employee or an order snafu, what you do after a mistake makes the difference. We'll show you the steps to take.
Is Sharing Caring When it Comes to Clients?
The etiquette of sharing clients and how much to share with them.
When Exercising Caution Is the Best Move For Your Business
In workplace safety and in hiring decisions, caution is key.
What to Do When a Colleague Acts Unethically
If your co-worker acted unethically, there are ways to fix it.
How to Welcome New Ideas and New Employees
An expert weighs in on how to adjust to constructive feedback and fresh faces so that everyone feels at ease.
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