People in all cultures tend to think of themselves as more ethical and more morally virtuous than we actually are. (Even prisoners in goal think they are more ethical than average!) Ethical awareness is increasingly regarded as a core skill of a good leader, but many people reach leadership positions without a strong moral compass….
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