THE VALUE OF
INTEGRITY IN
BUSINESS
Kirsty O’Callaghan is encouraging you to reconnect with the value of integrity in
an ever-changing economic and technological landscape.
I
n a faced paced world, where
the focus is on profit and
productivity, it pays to stop
regularly and consider what
is good business etiquette. For
all business owner’s reputation
is vitally important, and will
outlast a quick sale or fleeting
acclaim. After over two decades
of owning her own businesses,
and a decade of supporting other
business owners to become
successful, Kirsty O’Callaghan
is encouraging you to reconnect
with the value of integrity in an
ever-changing economic and
technological landscape.
There are many examples
of where people may not be
conducting their business in a
manner that reflects honesty and
trustworthiness. Just talk to any
business owner, and they will be
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happy to share with you stories
of dealings they have had where
people behaved in a way that
was disappointing and lacked
professionalism. They will share
the consequences that it had on
them and their business, but
they will also tell you, clearly so
you remember, who that person
was, and that they will never do
business with them again.
To help you begin to audit your
etiquette strategies, here are my
top eight tips for doing the right
thing in business and avoiding
loss of repute and business:
AUTHOR
Kirsty O’Callaghan
UNITY WORDS
CONTACT
0402 889 648
EMAIL
[email protected]
WEBSITE
unitywords.com.au