Personal Responsibility
Autor: kbaires • September 29, 2012 • Essay • 315 Words (2 Pages) • 1,664 Views
Personal responsibility is very important within a group. If one or two people do not take responsibility for their share of the work, the other members are forced to pick up the slack or risk the group failing. [ This can lead to resentment and bad feelings which will affect the communication and ultimately the success of the group.
The law of cause and effect suggests that for every action, there is a reaction. This means that for everything you say, everything you do, and everything you think, a reaction or effect is caused. Ignoring this reality causes people to shirk their responsibilities because they do not believe that their actions really cause reactions.
Therefore, because of the law of cause and effect, you must concede that your actions toward yourself and others will have an effect. If you do “a thing” there will be “a reaction.” If you accept this law of nature, then you can begin to see how irrational it is to deny responsibility for your actions.
An individual who takes responsibility for his actions in the workplace does not lie or try to avoid the consequences when something at work goes wrong. Those who try to avoid personal responsibility are not only acting in a way that is usually unethical for the company, but are also pushing the burden of responsibility onto another individual. At work, personal responsibility can help a business thrive or bog it down in office "politics."
Personal responsibility
It is an excellent quality to have
Personal responsibility leads to success in all aspects of life
Having the control to make decisions regarding your own life
Not all successful people possess personal responsibility
Personal Responsibility
In conclusion, although many successful people do
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