How to Use Social Networking to Promote Ethical Leadership

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Overview

Social networking is one of the most powerful trends to emerge within the last 10–15 years. It’s evident nearly everywhere in our age of mobile devices and 24/7 connectivity. Project managers can now manage their projects remotely, with larger teams and more stakeholders than before, spread across the globe. Teams can operate with greater transparency and better understanding of their shared objective. These advantages can improve team work that drives project success. The young workforce that is vocal on social media — along with millions of veteran workers who also use social channels — should know about the PMI Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct and the ethical issues related to social networking. They should learn the best ways to deal with ethical issues in order be ethical leaders within their organizations and community. Join us for this webinar to find out how social networking can drive an ethical culture and workforce within organizations. We’ll also give recommendations on using social media to promote ethical leadership and help individuals remain compliant with the PMI ethics code.

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Acknowledgements: Carrie Dunn and Stephen Strickland