Administrative Ethics

Ethics in Private and Public Relationships

Administrative Ethics

Ethics in Public relationships refers to those ethical/moral standards which are required to followed by an individual (or civil servant) when dealing with the public while performing his/her duties. Salient features: They are governed by a code of conduct/code of ethics They include values like honesty, integrity, transparency, accountability, selflessness etc. They have an influence […]

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Code of Conduct for Civil Servants

A code of conduct is a set of rules & regulations that outline the standards, responsibilities, proper practices for, an individual, party or organisation. The code of conduct for civil servants specifies the clear principles as to what the Government expects from its employees. It should be noted that code of conduct rules apply to both

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Emotional Intelligence- Introduction

Emotional Intelligence, RAS 2018, UPSC Paper 4, GS, Ethics

A good IQ and academic success don’t guarantee life success. Many academically talented people face issues in family, work, and relationships. Psychologists suggest that this may be due to a lack of emotional intelligence. This concept was first introduced by Salovey and Mayer and popularised by Daniel Goleman.  Salovey and Mayer(1977) defined emotional intelligence as

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