Therefore, it requires specific cardinal virtues, such as prudence and courage (Sansone, 2014; Melé, 2009) which are relevant in the business context both at the individual and organizational level (Baldarelli, 2005; Ruisi, 2010; Del Baldo, 2013).
First, it refers to well-based standards of right and wrong that prescribe what humans ought to do, usually in terms of rights, obligations, benefits to society, justice, or specific virtues - such as decency.
That, and old-fashioned virtues such as teamwork.
On the contrary, integrity involves the practice of intellectual virtues, such as practical wisdom (phronesis, the reflection on the good and its embodiment), relational/psychological virtues such as empathy, as well as moral virtues, such as justice.
Woe betide any character who displays adult human virtues such as rationality, courtesy, prudence, or restraint.
They allow us to evaluate intangible virtues such as courage, commitment and moral compass.
This is not a meta-virtue (cf. Solomon, 2007), connecting many other virtues such as honesty, transparency or authenticity, but a discrete virtue focused in being true to the self, one's identity.
People who were seen as "humble", meanwhile, scored higher for virtues such as competence, agreeableness and leadership.
But, despite this, the central bank earned its laurels in recent years with rare but refreshing virtues such as honesty.
