EHM1_TASK_1_Final__1_.docx EHM1 TASK 1: Ethical Theories, Leadership & The Ethical Le

EHM1_TASK_1_Final__1_.docx    EHM1 TASK 1:   Ethical Theories, Leadership & The Ethical Lens Inventory  Western Governors University  Ethical Theories, Leadership & The Ethical Lens Inventory  In this assessment, I will respond to an ethical situation and analyze the results of my Ethical Lens Inventory (ELI), which include my top five values from the Clarifying Your Value exercise. Through self-reflection, my ethical boundaries are also evaluated and discussed.  A.  Select a nonfictional leader who you feel has exhibited exemplary ethical conduct  In this scenario, I am a sale representative for a company that manufactures medical devices. I am bounded to two parties. One is the company I am representing, and the other one is the customers I am selling to. According to (Richards-Gustafso, 2019, para.2), œindividuals in the sales industry assume responsibilities to their customers due to the personal nature of sales interactions. They have standards of conduct they must promote because society and other organizations expect this. The values expressed in the code of ethics for sales reflect moral ideals and serves as a guide that is consistent with legal requirements against which sales professionals can weigh themselves and others. I would look towards an effective ethical leader as guidance for my actions. Without a doubt, Dr. Anthony Fauci is the leader who has exhibited exemplary ethical conduct.  A1: Discuss two ethical traits your chosen leader has demonstrated  Dr. Fauci is a director of the Nati