Do personal beliefs influence
your professional work? Example: A Court judge believes in superstition. Would
his belief affect his judgement on a god-man or god-woman accused of
some wrongdoing? Or if a celebrity is accused of some wrongdoing. Would the celebrity's track record in public life bear an influence on decision-making of the judge. How
much role does prejudice play in delivering a judgement.
Imagine your Boss is a
god-fearing person, and a faithful believer in god. You on the other hand,
aren’t an atheist but sort of an agnostic. Would your difference in belief be a
criterion to be judged by your Boss?
Imagine your leader is okay with
finding the gap between legality and ethics. Like, using a loophole in the
rules to gain- personally or professionally. You on the other hand, have
unwavering belief in ethics. You have shown your displeasure about it. Would
you be considered a threat? As someone who might rock the boat in future or be
a whistle-blower? Would you be able to be your leader’s confidant? Or would you
be respected for your belief in ethics? Or would you be sidelined from
important decision-making and be given mundane tasks. Consider the situation
vice versa. Your leader is ethical whereas you don’t mind finding that gap
between legality and ethics. The above questions still apply.
This begs the question, how
objective is objective.
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