Ethics 101 For Assholes: Money Driven, Power Hungry, Ruthless Founders, VC & Employees
Ethics 101 For Assholes: Money Driven, Power Hungry, Ruthless Founders, VC & Employees – Sponsored By Founders Under 40**™** Group + GreatestFounders.com
So you fucking love money, making money, spending money, and are so fucking driven that you hope one day to be on Forbes richest people list. . .well I hope you aren’t going to get there with questionable unethical behaviors, like Elizabeth Holmes of Theranos.
So you love power and can’t get enough of it. It’s like a fucking drug. You don’t know how to restrain yourself. And women & men are just attracted to your power and money.
It does feel good to have it, right? Let’s clear things, I’m not here to judge or be your moral conscious. I’m like you – trying to build something great and lasting without having to become an unethical – soulless -asshole. I have got the asshole part figured out like the middle finger.
Anyway,If you know you have an unethical side to you, this content is for you.
If you are a founder / venture capitalist just trying to stay on the right path in business and keep your soul, this guide is for you.
If you are a founder who just doesn’t know too much about ethics, then this is for you.
For employee who have had to do some questionable things for a job or pay
For the employees and systems who govern lives, this is for you.
“Ethics is what gets talked about after the shit hits the news and many victims are left violated” (Source: Unknown)
The above quote is a good definition for modern ethics. Theranos, the failed billion-dollar startup facing criminal charges, was largely brought down with the help of whistleblowers, Now, Two of those whistleblowers, Erika Cheung and Tyler Shultz, launched an organization, called Ethics in Entrepreneurship, focuses on teaching entrepreneurs ethics.
I say, “That’s nice but. . .”
I have an idea maybe the lesson is, don’t do unto others, that you don’t want done to you. Yet that message never gets through. So the great typical and not so typical tips below should be a great starting block for the few of us, startups whose moral compass needs adjustment regularly.
Enjoy!
Thank You,
Emmanuel “Manny” Omikunle, BJ Mannyst (Unconventional & Conventional Marketing Services For Early or Growing Service Tech Companies) + Founders Under 40™ Group via GreatestFounders.com (1000+ Unconventional Global Founders Community. Which provides more personal touch for founders.)
https://mblog.bjmannyst.com
WARNING: GIVING THIS LINK / eBOOK TO A ASSHOLE STARTUP FOUNDER, ASSHOLE VENTURE CAPITALIST, EMPLOYEES, HR, MANAGEMENT, ACCELERATOR, INCUBATOR, etc MIGHT SAVE YOUR LIFE.
So you fucking love money, making money, spending money, and are so fucking driven that you hope one day to be on Forbes richest people list. . .well I hope you aren’t going to get there with questionable unethical behaviors, like Elizabeth Holmes of Theranos.
So you love power and can’t get enough of it. It’s like a fucking drug. You don’t know how to restrain yourself. And women & men are just attracted to your power and money.
It does feel good to have it, right? Let’s clear things, I’m not here to judge or be your moral conscious. I’m like you – trying to build something great and lasting without having to become an unethical – soulless -asshole. I have got the asshole part figured out like the middle finger.
Anyway,If you know you have an unethical side to you, this content is for you.
If you are a founder / venture capitalist just trying to stay on the right path in business and keep your soul, this guide is for you.
If you are a founder who just doesn’t know too much about ethics, then this is for you.
For employee who have had to do some questionable things for a job or pay
For the employees and systems who govern lives, this is for you.
“Ethics is what gets talked about after the shit hits the news and many victims are left violated” (Source: Unknown)
The above quote is a good definition for modern ethics. Theranos, the failed billion-dollar startup facing criminal charges, was largely brought down with the help of whistleblowers, Now, Two of those whistleblowers, Erika Cheung and Tyler Shultz, launched an organization, called Ethics in Entrepreneurship, focuses on teaching entrepreneurs ethics.
I say, “That’s nice but. . .”
I have an idea maybe the lesson is, don’t do unto others, that you don’t want done to you. Yet that message never gets through. So the great typical and not so typical tips below should be a great starting block for the few of us, startups whose moral compass needs adjustment regularly.
Enjoy!
Thank You,
Emmanuel “Manny” Omikunle, BJ Mannyst (Unconventional & Conventional Marketing Services For Early or Growing Service Tech Companies) + Founders Under 40™ Group via GreatestFounders.com (1000+ Unconventional Global Founders Community. Which provides more personal touch for founders.)
https://mblog.bjmannyst.com
WARNING: GIVING THIS LINK / eBOOK TO A ASSHOLE STARTUP FOUNDER, ASSHOLE VENTURE CAPITALIST, EMPLOYEES, HR, MANAGEMENT, ACCELERATOR, INCUBATOR, etc MIGHT SAVE YOUR LIFE.
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