It's about learning to participate socially; being able to see other people's perspectives; dealing with value clashes.
When these values clash, breakup and divorce follow.
Values clash and negotiate — Christian and Muslim, urban and rural, tradition and modernity — and corruption and religious extremism are constant reminders of political instability.
Bankers who have sat with Mr. de Blasio say they are impressed by his intelligence and willingness to listen, even if some of his core values clash with their own.
If your values clash with your organization's -- whether you are on an island or in Washington -- and you have previously made it clear that, being the person of principle that you are, you would never stand for such policies or behavior, then you should leave.
So, I get it that he doesn't care about money; for him, it's not about the ends (money), but more about the means (the journey. the process to Beauty, Truth, Execellence, the learning from mistakes, etc).. My question: what happens when his values clash with his fiduciary duties?
Some say that the only shared ideology in East Asia is nationalism and a sense of historical grievance against each other.Four reasons for optimismYet this special report will argue that even when values clash, shared interests in the region tend to prevail.
There is a way to turn the conversation from the face-value clash between openness and privacy to how they can be complementary forces.
Countless dilemmas like these can be discussed in which heavily regulated public values clash with each other in and around network operations.
Overall, though, this values clash causes academe to "lose way more of the underrepresented folks, and there are smaller numbers of them to begin with," he notes.
When two or more values clash, it does not mean that one or another has been misunderstood; nor can it be said, a priori, that any one value is always more important than another.
