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You'll align with your moral compass.
Suffice to say, it messes with your moral compass.
The Siege of Krishnapur played with your moral compass, I feel, putting a number of innocents guilty by association in peril brought about by their imperialist relatives.
And most importantly, think about what you'll do if your boss's demands don't comport with your moral compass.
Or, perhaps after reading this you'll decide it's time to quit your job, which you now come to realize no longer agrees with your moral compass.
If anything you're expected to do doesn't fit with your moral compass, pause to consider what's most important in terms of building a strong business: your bottom line or your principles.
I find that actions motivated by and in alignment with your moral compass generate the most confidence.
Still, as a business, you need to be prepared for the fall-out, weighing the potential for lost profits with the value of your moral compass.
"But you've got to rely on your moral compass: what can you do?
It pays to a keep firm grip on your moral compass.
Never feel pressured to do something that is not in your moral compass.
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