Making Transparency Visible in Today's Healthcare Organizations
David Gebler
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Posted 01.05.2013
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Canada
Make no mistake about it. For companies that want to be perceived as operating "by the book," it's critical for their goals and standards to align with integrity. As Dan Ariely points out, none of us are above temptation. That's why organizations need to be. Here are my tips to CEOs for making their workplace -- both in and out of the office -- as free of scandal-causing temptations as humanly possible.
Think of it as walking into a neighbourhood leveled by a tornado. That pretty much sums up what a special type of CEO faces -- one who's been brought on after the termination or resignation of a scandal-ridden predecessor. A CEO version 2.0 has a lot to contend with in that kind of wake. Here are some tips...