Neher and Sandin

How does one come to have the character and operable erudition to know what is ethically required in ones communication with others? In the Navy we have an Ethos and part of it states, integrity is the foundation of our conduct, respect for others is implicit in(p) to our character, decisive leadership is crucial to our success. This mirrors in part with what Newer and Sanding (2007) state, the person who has integrity or grave character relies on his or her good judgment to act ethically in each given mail service, (p. 7).I dont believe one is born with the traits of a virtuous person, these are knowing through the actions of others particularly the parent. Set the example and do the right involvement even when you think no one is looking, I cant tell you how galore(postnominal) clock I have uttered these words to my Sailors and my boys. But I know it is my actions that both are scrutinizing. For example, I was once offered to have a communication channel marked as comple te by a primary Class Petty Officer because he commented on how busy he knew I was and was sure I had employed the course several times during my time in the service.I quickly responded with, that it wasnt necessary for him to that and I would complete the course like he and the others in my department had done. Later he told me he was testing me because he was looking for a mentor. Actions speak volumes for your character. As for the second part of the question, I believe character and possible wisdom are developed through those we Interact with and experiences we have In life.We net practical wisdom from every situation we are Involved In and how we Andre the situation develops our character In the eyes of those who observe our actions. As Aristotle stated, sound, practical wisdom and sound character must always be the gulled In these situations, (Newer & Sandal, 2007, p. 30).