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...... Leider (2006, p.294) states that the most meaningful roles in life are ones in which people serve others or create solutions that make life better for others. Leadership has meaning if it serves others. Calling joins self and service. As Aristotle said, Where our talent and the needs of the world cross, there lies our vocation (as quoted in Leider)
When looking at business ethics, one is concerned with such issues, or principles, that govern conduct in certain situations that may arise. For example: when a manager considers an candidates race or age when making a hiring decision; whether employees need to take AIDS tests; of if playing with numbers, which many companies did in the 1990s, is justifiable because the board of directors looks the other way with such maneuvers (Shaw & Barry, 2006, p. 109). The decisions a person makes in a career and in a working life are not governed just by business rules, but also by how a professional is defined: An ideal or model relationship with clients. There is more to living a morally good life, of course, then being a good businessperson or being good at ones job, add Shaw and Barry. As

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