Personal Ethics Statement Personal Ethics is a fancy word that describes a person and what others may think of you. I believe throughout my personal life growing up I was always taught to be honest, respectful, and fair in any situation regardless of the outcome. These actions that we make are part of our everyday lives and the choices we make. This leads to the work we choose in life, our attitude toward our family and others.

My ethical perspective as identified by the Ethical Lens Inventory is Reputation and the core values of Equality and Sensibility. I use my gut reaction to consider each individual character skills that will fit best in each situation and is also fair for everyone to work together. The strengths in these particular circumstances are that I analyze the problem in a traditional way and I am also compassionate with each individual. On the other hand, my weakness is that I can easily get confused with a situation that can lead to my hardness in heart and not consider the needs of an individual.

This comes with another issue, which is my blind spot; unrealistic in role expectations. Because I depend on people in their specific roles, I forget that they are capable of making mistakes as well. So just because it fits best in a role, it does not mean he or she may have the best answer that fits in that particular role. On the same token, I must hold myself accountable to those who are dependent on me because I can also fail in my own responsibility and what people would expect of me in my role.

At the present time I tend to overcome these particular situations in my everyday life and work experiences. I have improved the choices I make by taking my time and thinking things through compared to shooting from the hip. I have set action plans, which best fit my own personal life and my fellow employees that consider their ethical experience. Taking these choices, it has made me more responsible and intelligent on many outcomes that I may face in life.