Ethics training, Marine Corps style.
These spoiled executive types are in for a shock when they attend ethics training program done the Marine Corps way.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2013/01/28/marine-business-training/1870569/
Recursion
(56,582 posts)I don't remember business leaders but we had some LEO and State Department people come through (and we did money laundering rather than forced weddings).
Stuff like that was a really cool thing about being stationed there, along with the unofficial permission to make life hell for the young lieutenants in TBS.
Brigid
(17,621 posts)Was in Parris Island, Okinawa, and Camp Lejeune. I heard Quantico was beautiful, though.
ROBROX
(392 posts)Therefore the ethics learned are ZERO. These people get to play SOLDIER like some little boys, but they may end up being the MONEY PUSHERS versus the HERO'S.
I guess our government had very little success with teaching soldiers in other countries to be KILLERS without teaching ETHICS. Now they want to repeat the process in this country but give SUITS guns and an experience which can be blown up to support doing BAD THINGS in their future.
This veteran knows the military just wants people to take orders and NOT THINK. This course for suits seems to do this and erase ETHICS.
Uncle Joe
(58,389 posts)That's a holiday weekend.
Mile was part of a group of executives who came to the Marine Corps base here as part of a three-day course to learn ethical leadership from combat leaders. In the wake of the Enron debacle, the collapse of Lehman Bros., Bernard Madoff and other moral lapses, business schools are re-examining ethics training. Traditionally, business schools have taught the skills needed to maximize profits, and given short shrift to softer subjects, such as ethics.
Thanks for the thread, Brigid.