Tag: politically correct
I Accept Full Responsibility
“I accept full responsibility” is the politically correct statement when mistakes are made. We’ve heard this over and over from CEO’s, government officials, and other leaders. Like many politically correct phrases, it so often rings hollow and is followed by a list of reasons justifying a lack of responsibility for the “mistakes.” The reasons usually [...]
Posted: August 30th, 2010 under Couples, Everyday Communication, Social Commentary.
Tags: apology, business, healing, leadership, mistakes, moral issue, politically correct, responsibility, trust
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Discouraging Honesty
Two people in the news this past week were fired from their jobs for being honest—and human. One was a journalist, the other a Department of Agriculture official in Georgia. Both were honest and open in their public comments with good intentions and clear purpose. The journalist was a twenty year CNN veteran. She made [...]
Posted: July 26th, 2010 under Everyday Communication, Social Commentary.
Tags: communication skills, credibility, honesty, politically correct, trust, twitter
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