Six Pillars of Character

Six Pillars of Character
Trustworthiness
Respect
Responsibility
Fairness
Caring
Citizenship

Trust
Trustworthiness

What is trust?

Webster's Dictionary defines trust as:
Firm reliance in the honesty, dependability, strength, or character of someone or something.

In the workplace trust takes on many forms and responsibilities.

First: Honesty
The most important,fundamental ethical value. Not deceptive: truthful, not fraudulent : genuine.
"Honesty is the best policy" as many of us have been taught; is something we have to put into practice constantly in the workplace, whether we agree or not.
Honesty in Conduct
This phrase speaks for itself. We all are govern by rules and regulations that we must follow in order to be civil. "Practice what you preach" or as Spike Lee would say "Do the right thing".� Cheating is unethical and wrong just like stealing, fraudulent acts and anything that takes  away from someone. 
Second: Integrity
Adherence to a sta...