Keeping your ethical edge sharp: how to cultivate a personal character that is honest, faithful, just, and morally clean

Colorado Springs, Colo.: NavPress. Edited by William Hendricks (1990)
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In Keeping Your Ethical Edge Sharp, Doug Sherman and Bill Hendricks discuss the critical issues that confront us in the workplace--possibly our most strategic sphere of influence today. They point put the obstacles that often keep our lights from shining in the darkness, and they present six principles we must be mindful of if we're to keep our ethical edge sharp and our witness distinctive.

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