The Science Of Ethical Leadership : Integrity, Power, and Organizational Trust
Overview
The engineers said no. By morning, the launch was on.
On a freezing January night in 1986, the people who understood the danger best gave a clear warning, and they were overruled. They didn't lose to villains. They lost to experienced, well-meaning leaders working inside a system that made going ahead easier than stopping.
That should unsettle anyone who leads. Most leaders believe they would never be the ones to cut a corner, silence a warning or protect someone who crossed a line. Most of the leaders behind history's worst organizational failures believed exactly the same thing.
Why do honest people talk themselves into decisions they would condemn in others? What happens inside a leader's mind once they hold power? Why did thousands of bank employees open accounts that customers never asked for? And why does almost every corporate disaster turn out to have someone who knew, and either said nothing or wasn't heard?
The answers are less about character than you might think, and far more within your control.
The Science of Ethical Leadership is for leaders who want their results to hold up under scrutiny, and who would rather find the problem in their own organization before someone else does.
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798164829490
- ISBN-10: 9798164829490
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: October 2026
- Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.46 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.51 pounds
- Page Count: 184
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