Opinion
In post-PwC era, ethics means duty comes before temptation
From children’s books to corporate life, leaders must mean what they say, and say what they mean. Always.
Andrew GreenwoodFormer Federal Court judgeIn 1940 Theodor Seuss Geisel (otherwise known as Dr Seuss) created his famous archetypal hero Horton the elephant. By using the device of the ridiculous, he taught millions of children a fundamental ethical principle.
Horton had a conscience. He was tricked by a lazy bird, Mayzie, to sit on her egg until she returned.
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