Google Googleyness - Doing the Right Thing
In a candidate's answer, they say: "I flagged the risk without being asked and drove it to zero before it could impact the project." Which Leadership Principle does this sentence primarily demonstrate?
In a candidate's answer, they say: "I flagged the risk without being asked and drove it to zero before it could impact the project." Which Leadership Principle does this sentence primarily demonstrate?
medium🏆 Leadership Principle Q13 of Q15
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
- Step 1: Identify the key behavior -- flagging risk proactively and resolving it ethically.
- Step 2: This is central to Doing the Right Thing, emphasizing ethical responsibility.
- Step 3: Ownership is close but focuses more on responsibility than ethical risk flagging.
- Step 4: Bias for Action emphasizes speed, not ethical correctness.
Quick Trick: Proactive risk elimination -> Doing the Right Thing
Trap Explanation:
PITFALL- Ownership seems plausible but misses the ethical risk focus; Bias for Action misses ethics entirely.
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